2018
DOI: 10.7476/9788526814981
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A formação do Candomblé: história e ritual da nação jeje na Bahia

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“…Historically, other Candomblé nations, such as Jeje or Angola, have had more difficulty in reproducing themselves: the shrines are in most cases not detachable and reproducible, but are attached to particular places—essentially, to trees and other elements of the landscape. The Mães de santo of these temples have often died without a successor—their axé dies with them (Nicolau ). They do not have specific rituals to produce Mães de Santo, so their capacity to expand is much reduced—each temple has to start from scratch.…”
Section: National Heritage and Candomblé In Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Historically, other Candomblé nations, such as Jeje or Angola, have had more difficulty in reproducing themselves: the shrines are in most cases not detachable and reproducible, but are attached to particular places—essentially, to trees and other elements of the landscape. The Mães de santo of these temples have often died without a successor—their axé dies with them (Nicolau ). They do not have specific rituals to produce Mães de Santo, so their capacity to expand is much reduced—each temple has to start from scratch.…”
Section: National Heritage and Candomblé In Brazilmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By now, however, this process has spread to other places. Cachoeira is an old colonial town, two hours from the capital, with a Candomblé tradition as old as that in Salvador (Parés 2006;Selka 2007). The Jeje nation's Gaiaku Luiza house was declared part of the national heritage by IPAC in 2006, and another old Jeje nation house, Roça do Ventura, is now in the process of gaining national heritage status through IPHAN.…”
Section: Candomblé and Heritage In Cachoeiramentioning
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“…De um formato doméstico, o Calundu foi-se, paulatinamente, alargando a um modelo conventual, com práticas iniciáticas e um corpo sacerdotal. De acordo o que se vem sabendo sobre os primeiros anos do Candomblé , Parés 2006, compreende-se que lidamos não apenas com um processo de continuas fundações, mas igualmente com um cenário em que cultos domésticos e públicos se sobrepõem. Os primeiros anos do designado «Candomblé da Barroquinha» , i.e., os primórdios do culto instalados no bairro junto à Igreja da Barroquinha, em Salvador, são marcados pela existência de calundus domésticos e candomblés organizados, ou, se quisermos, candomblés domésticos e calundus organizados.…”
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“…Entre os autores que vêm discutindo essas questões, podemos citar:SOARES, 2000; OLIVEIRA,1997;PARÉS, 2006; FARIAS, GOMES, SOARES, 2005; REIS, 2016. …”
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