Add to ORKG<p><span lang="EN-US">This paper aims at studying the religious movement “Valley of the Dawn” (Vale do Amanhecer) whose origins was in Brasília in the late 60s, through the articulation of elements of popular Catholicism, Kardecism, Umbanda and the New Age, as well as the use of signs drawn from various global contexts and used in a performative way. We understand that its formulation is given as an intense process of interaction between the global and the local, from references to popular religions in Brazil with the signs of the universe of the New Age, and from the use of performative and visual references to different cultures. Such articulation enables the creation of polysemous senses and meanings that constitute the identity of indi...
Based on anthropological fieldwork in Lisbon, Portugal and Athens, Greece, this article presents a c...
This dissertation addresses the issue of contemporary forms of religious expression of the Brazilian...
The New Age movement has changed over time. In its beginning, in the 1960s, it had more millenarian ...
Este trabalho lança um olhar sobre o Vale do Amanhecer, movimento que surge em Brasília no final dos...
Tomamos como objeto de estudo um movimento mfstico-esoterico recente, que em cerca de 40 anos, ergu...
This book explores the proliferation and spread of Brazilian-born religious forms and practices thro...
Referencing the transnational migratory flows most closely associated with globalizing modernity, th...
Many new religions promote the emblems and institutions of modern nation-states. In this artic...
This article examines the penetration of groups and religious doctrines connected with New Age pheno...
Studies of the New Religious Movements raise questions about the nature of religion. Many of these m...
In the past decade there has been a burgeoning scholarship on the global circulation of Brazilian re...
This article explores a range of dynamics which inform the construction of new era religious identit...
This article analyses the social, economic, cultural and religious changes that have made Brazil a k...
The impact of new religious modalities on "local cultures" is a classic theme of Social Sciences. Bu...
The plural and open character of the New Age has been highlighted by a series of researchers dedicat...
Based on anthropological fieldwork in Lisbon, Portugal and Athens, Greece, this article presents a c...
This dissertation addresses the issue of contemporary forms of religious expression of the Brazilian...
The New Age movement has changed over time. In its beginning, in the 1960s, it had more millenarian ...
Este trabalho lança um olhar sobre o Vale do Amanhecer, movimento que surge em Brasília no final dos...
Tomamos como objeto de estudo um movimento mfstico-esoterico recente, que em cerca de 40 anos, ergu...
This book explores the proliferation and spread of Brazilian-born religious forms and practices thro...
Referencing the transnational migratory flows most closely associated with globalizing modernity, th...
Many new religions promote the emblems and institutions of modern nation-states. In this artic...
This article examines the penetration of groups and religious doctrines connected with New Age pheno...
Studies of the New Religious Movements raise questions about the nature of religion. Many of these m...
In the past decade there has been a burgeoning scholarship on the global circulation of Brazilian re...
This article explores a range of dynamics which inform the construction of new era religious identit...
This article analyses the social, economic, cultural and religious changes that have made Brazil a k...
The impact of new religious modalities on "local cultures" is a classic theme of Social Sciences. Bu...
The plural and open character of the New Age has been highlighted by a series of researchers dedicat...
Based on anthropological fieldwork in Lisbon, Portugal and Athens, Greece, this article presents a c...
This dissertation addresses the issue of contemporary forms of religious expression of the Brazilian...
The New Age movement has changed over time. In its beginning, in the 1960s, it had more millenarian ...