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Ruth Landes e A cidade das mulheres

Uma releitura da antropologia do candomblé

Bibliographic Data

ID23558286
AuthorsJamie Lee Andreson (0000-0003-1305-1256)
Year2019
Publication date2019-01-01
Open AccessNo
TypeBOOK
VenueRuth Landes e a Cidade das Mulheres (SOURCE_BOOK)
PublisherEDUFBA (PUBLISHER)
DOI10.7476/9786556304014
OpenAlexW4313055562
Open LibraryOL46399631M
ISBN9786556304014
LanguagePT
References cited43

Por meio de fontes primárias, como cartas pessoais, fotos e manuscritos encontrados em arquivos nos EUA e no Brasil, este livro trata da experiência de campo e dos debates relacionados à antropóloga norte-americana Ruth Landes nos candomblés da Bahia entre 1938 a 1939. É uma reflexão feminista na história da antropologia sobre as metodologias e os desafios enfrentados pela antropóloga no campo dos estudos afro- americanos. A obra relata o relacionamento entre Ruth e o etnógrafo baiano Edison Carneiro, bem como suas dinâmicas devido às circunstâncias históricas e às políticas de raça e gênero da época. Além disso, oferece uma análise das fontes primárias que retratam mulheres importantes na história do candomblé soteropolitano para uma releitura do conceito do matriarcado na antropologia.

Art · Humanities · Anthropological Studies and Insights · Race, Identity, and Education in Brazil · Religion and Society in Latin America · 20e siècle · 20th century · Anthropologists · Anthropologues · Bahia (État) · Bahia (State) · Biographies · biography · Black Women · Brazil · Brésil · Candomblé · Candomblé (Religion) · Edison Carneiro · États-Unis · Femmes noires · Recherche · Research · Ruth Landes (1908-1991) · united states

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