Abstract
How do Brazilian religions spread around the world and form new spaces of sociability? The book Global Trajectories of Brazilian Religion: Lusospheres, organized by Martijn Oosterbaan, Linda van de Kamp and Joana Bahia, is the result of a collective effort by Brazilian and foreign researchers to answer this question and pay attention to the various forms of circulation of cultural and religious performances, through imaginations, practices, objects and media.
References
GEZ, Yonatan N.; DOZ, Yvan; SOARES, Edio; REY, Jeanne. From Converts to Itinerants: Religious Butinage as Dynamic Identity. Current Anthropology, v.58, n.2, 2017: 141-159.
OOSTERBAAN, Martijn; VAN DE Kamp, Linda; BAHIA, Joana (Orgs.). Global Trajectories of Brazilian Religion: Lusospheres. New York: Bloomsbury, 2020, 234 pp.
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