"BLIND FAITH, SHARP KNIFE" IN DEFENSE OF AFRO-BRAZILIAN RELIGIONS AS A TOOL FOR THE DISCUSSION OF AFRICAS IN BRAZIL
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Oct 31, 2016
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history of pre-colonial Africa, Afro-Brazilian religions, history
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This article intends to problematize the absence of Afro-Brazilian religions in the teaching of Africa, drawing relations between academic productions about pre-colonial African societies and some characteristics investigated by numerous researchers on Afro-Brazilian religions. The relationships between societies and mobilized bibliographies serve to help, in academic assumptions, an increasingly obscure discussion in the teaching of Africa in Brazil.
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Santos, M. P. A. dos. (2016). "BLIND FAITH, SHARP KNIFE" IN DEFENSE OF AFRO-BRAZILIAN RELIGIONS AS A TOOL FOR THE DISCUSSION OF AFRICAS IN BRAZIL. Journal of Black Brazilian Researchers Association, 8(20), 156–167. Retrieved from https://abpnrevista.org.br/site/article/view/19
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