2018
DOI: 10.5752/p.2175-5841.2018v16n49p136-165
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Pelas franjas dos santuários: turismo, fé e religião em flashes etnográficos

Abstract: Neste artigo discute-se a relação entre turismo, fé e religião em torno dos santuários, a partir de três vivências etnográficas revisitadas em forma de flashes multissituados, com revisão bibliográfica parcial. O santuário, em sentido lato, abarca um núcleo central e uma extensa franja, espaciais e simbólicos. Entre o centro e a periferia estendem-se gradações, continuidades e descontinuidades. O santuário, desta forma, é compreendido neste artigo mais por suas sombras e simulacros do que por sua luminosa pres… Show more

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“…The issues of stereotyping to which certain objects are subjected in the course of sociocultural activities, in particular-in the course of tourist activities, concert activities, in the process of folklore-ethnographic and historical reconstructions, also fall into the field of scientific interests of modern researchers. Sena da Silveira and Emerson Jose explore tourism as a mechanism for identifying a modern person, in the context of which the subject does not deal with cultural objects, but with their simulacra, which is largely simplified and lacks the depth of the original object [4].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The issues of stereotyping to which certain objects are subjected in the course of sociocultural activities, in particular-in the course of tourist activities, concert activities, in the process of folklore-ethnographic and historical reconstructions, also fall into the field of scientific interests of modern researchers. Sena da Silveira and Emerson Jose explore tourism as a mechanism for identifying a modern person, in the context of which the subject does not deal with cultural objects, but with their simulacra, which is largely simplified and lacks the depth of the original object [4].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%