Ressonância atmosférica: movimento sônico e a questão da mediação religiosa
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https://doi.org/10.22409/antropolitica2024.v56.i2.a59013Palavras-chave:
Atmosferas, Islã, Ilhas Maurício, Mediação, Memória.Resumo
Devido às suas características materiais, o sônico representa um desafio para o influente paradigma da religião como mediação. Este ensaio defende uma análise neofenomenológica das atmosferas para fazer justiça ao sônico nas abordagens antropológicas da religião. Abordando o sônico como semi-coisas atmosféricas, proponho uma compreensão diferente da mediação religiosa daquela desenvolvida em contextos em que predominam imagens, objetos e mídias técnicas. Com base em uma pesquisa sobre a recitação da poesia devocional urdu entre os muçulmanos das Ilhas Maurícias, sugere-se que a religião sônica não funciona como um intermediário estável que conecta os humanos e o divino. Em vez disso, ela opera por meio de processos de agrupamentos ressonantes, entrelaçando diferentes vertentes da experiência vivida, inclusive tradições religiosas.
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