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Subject(s)

• Religious architecture—Brazil—Cachoeira (Bahia) [Browse]
• Religious architecture—Brazil—São Félix (Bahia) [Browse]
• Temples—Brazil—Cachoeira (Bahia) [Browse]
• Temples—Brazil—São Félix (Bahia) [Browse]
• Candomblé (Religion)—Brazil—São Félix (Bahia)—Rituals [Browse]
• Candomblé (Religion)—Brazil—Cachoeira (Bahia)—Rituals [Browse]

Series

Coleção PPG-AU FAUFBA. [More in this series]

Summary note

The work deals with the architectures of the candomblé temples of the cities of Cachoeira and São Félix, in the Bahia Recôncavo, addressing the architectural aspects that differentiate them, their specificities and their relations with these cities. To this end, it seeks to understand how Afro-Brazilian culture, in the particular universe of these candomblés, constitutes the architecture of its Afro-Brazilian temples. Candomblés that with their nomadisms, deterritorializations, heterogeneities, and spatial appropriations given by their rituals, make up a network of sacred Afro-Brazilian places that build these Afro-Diasporic Cities.

Notes

Originally presented as the author's thesis (doctoral)--Programa de Pós-Graduação em Arquitetura e Urbanismo, Universidade Federal da Bahia.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (pages 453-458).

Contents

• Prefácio
• Introdução
• Arquiteturas em transe
• Tempo
• Lobanekum Filho
• Ilê Axé Itaylé
• Viva Deus
• Aganjú Didê
• Ilê Axé Ogunjá
• Arquiteturas do êxtase
• Arquiteturas mundanas
• Híbrido
• Ogodô Dey
• Dendezeiro
• Capivari
• Pé de Cajá
• Lobanekum
• Rumpame Ayono Runtólogi
• Arquiteturas da fortuna
• Arquiteturas itinerantes
• Rede
• Arquiteturas
• Raiz de Airá
• lIê Axé Xangô Obá Curuji
• Roça do Ventura
• Os lugares sagrados na cidade
• Região: a festa da Pedra da Baleia
• Arquiteturas em trânsito
• Conclusão.

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ISBN

• 9786556302980 ((pbk.))
• 6556302988

LCCN

2023314093

OCLC

1344014276

RCP

C - S

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