a transnacionalização do espiritismo kardecista brasileiro: uma discussão inicial
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No presente artigo ensaia-se uma investigação preliminar sobre a transnacionalização do espiritismo kardecista brasileiro para o exterior. A partir do exame de alguns elementos históricos, como o papel desempenhado pela Federação Espírita Brasileira e a atuação do líder e médium Divaldo Franco na exportação da tradição espírita "made in Brazil", busca-se entender as metamorfoses e adaptações sofridas por esta religião na migração e fixação de imigrantes brasileiros em outros países. Neste cenário de participação hegemônica do kardecismo brasileiro na organização internacional do movimento espírita, discute-se: 1) a difusão deste modelo para o mundo ibérico e latino, o papel adaptador do kardecismo; 2) seu papel como organizador simbólico de cosmologias familiares de imigrantes brasileiros já estabelecidos nos Estados Unidos e na Europa.
In the present article we present a preliminary investigation on the transnationalization of the Brazilian Kardecism to foreign countries. From the examination of historical elements, such as the role performed by the Brazilian Spiritist Federation and the actions of the leader and medium Divaldo Franco in the exportation of a "made in Brazil" Spirit tradition, we try to understand the metamorphosis and adaptations endured by this religion in the migration and settlement of Brazilian immigrants in other countries. In this scenery of hegemonic participation of the Brazilian Kardecism in the international organization of the Spirit movement, we discuss: 1) the dissemination of this model to the iberic and latin world, Kardecism's adaptive role; 2) its role as a symbolic organizer of family cosmologies of Brazilian immigrants already settled in the United States and in Europe.
In the present article we present a preliminary investigation on the transnationalization of the Brazilian Kardecism to foreign countries. From the examination of historical elements, such as the role performed by the Brazilian Spiritist Federation and the actions of the leader and medium Divaldo Franco in the exportation of a "made in Brazil" Spirit tradition, we try to understand the metamorphosis and adaptations endured by this religion in the migration and settlement of Brazilian immigrants in other countries. In this scenery of hegemonic participation of the Brazilian Kardecism in the international organization of the Spirit movement, we discuss: 1) the dissemination of this model to the iberic and latin world, Kardecism's adaptive role; 2) its role as a symbolic organizer of family cosmologies of Brazilian immigrants already settled in the United States and in Europe.
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| Authors | ;Bernardo Lewgoy |
| Journal | metal-organic frameworks: materials modeling towards potential engineering applications |
| Year | 2008 |
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