A Influência Africana na Economia Cultural Baiana

While by no means an exhaustive account, this article discusses the influence of Africa on the economy of Salvador, Brazil’s third most populous city and the largest concentration of people of African origin outside the continent. This paper details the findings of fieldwork that examined how religi...

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Main Author: Noelio Dantaslé Spinola
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Instituto Universitário de Lisboa 2012-07-01
Series:Cadernos de Estudos Africanos
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/cea/519
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description While by no means an exhaustive account, this article discusses the influence of Africa on the economy of Salvador, Brazil’s third most populous city and the largest concentration of people of African origin outside the continent. This paper details the findings of fieldwork that examined how religious cults such as Candomblé have become vehicles for folklore-inspired economic activity. It hopes to present an approach that results in a deeper economic and anthropological understanding of these phenomena.
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spelling doaj.art-2d66da480dac47559bf747b98d569b3c2024-02-13T15:52:12ZengInstituto Universitário de LisboaCadernos de Estudos Africanos1645-37942182-74002012-07-0123538310.4000/cea.519A Influência Africana na Economia Cultural BaianaNoelio Dantaslé SpinolaWhile by no means an exhaustive account, this article discusses the influence of Africa on the economy of Salvador, Brazil’s third most populous city and the largest concentration of people of African origin outside the continent. This paper details the findings of fieldwork that examined how religious cults such as Candomblé have become vehicles for folklore-inspired economic activity. It hopes to present an approach that results in a deeper economic and anthropological understanding of these phenomena.https://journals.openedition.org/cea/519cultural economyAfrican influenceAfro-Brazilian religionBahian economyemployment and incomeSalvador
spellingShingle Noelio Dantaslé Spinola
A Influência Africana na Economia Cultural Baiana
Cadernos de Estudos Africanos
cultural economy
African influence
Afro-Brazilian religion
Bahian economy
employment and income
Salvador
title A Influência Africana na Economia Cultural Baiana
title_full A Influência Africana na Economia Cultural Baiana
title_fullStr A Influência Africana na Economia Cultural Baiana
title_full_unstemmed A Influência Africana na Economia Cultural Baiana
title_short A Influência Africana na Economia Cultural Baiana
title_sort influencia africana na economia cultural baiana
topic cultural economy
African influence
Afro-Brazilian religion
Bahian economy
employment and income
Salvador
url https://journals.openedition.org/cea/519
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