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Etnografica

ISSN 0873-6561

2 papers in the library · 3 citations · publishing 2019-2021

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Emotions and religion across the Atlantic: senses and lusophone orixás

Etnografica 2021 Clara Saraiva 3 citations

For the past 30 years, the Afro-Brazilian religions have crossed the Atlantic, reaching Portugal. One of the aspects that the Portuguese find most appealing is the possibility of expressing their emotions freely, either through possession and the incorporation of entities whose performances are directly connected with a sense of emotional freedom, or because these religions proclaim a clear...

DOI: 10.4000/etnografica.10440 (opens in new tab) Performative utterance Openness to experience Portuguese Possession linguistics +5

From Goa to Rabin Square: notes for a research on the uses and meanings of psychedelic trance music and parties in Israel

Etnografica February 1, 2019 G. Gristina

Psytrance or Psychedelic trance music was born at the end of the 1980s within the “full moon parties” organised by a temporary community of international travellers who settled on the beaches of the state of Goa, in southern India. From there it spread all around the world, creating a network of thousands of people, who’ve regularly gathered in events ranging from small clandestine parties in...