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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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UMBANDA, UMA RELIGIÃO SINCRÉTICA E BRASILEIRA. / Umbanda, a syncretic and Brazilian religion.

Costa, Hulda Silva Cedro da 19 December 2013 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2016-07-27T13:46:27Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 HULDA SILVA CEDRO DA COSTA.pdf: 2734160 bytes, checksum: a0146805d81523745399983125973f20 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-12-19 / This thesis analyzes the Umbanda religion and its consolidated training process through a continuous syncretism that began in the late 17th Century, with the first black religious communities, mostly Bantu s origin. This formation process of Umbanda presented four phases. The first one began with the Calundu, in the 17th Century, advancing to Cabula, in the early 19th Century, the Macumba, in the middle of this same century, resulting in Umbanda, which emerged in the early 20th century, and has become the fourth phase of this syncretic religious and continuous process. The research is intended to open a discussion about the formation process of the structural basis of The Umbanda Religion, which origin comes from the fusion of several elements of African origin, the Spiritualism of Kardecista, the elements of indigenous origin and even the elements of Catholicism. This way, it characterizes a highly syncretic process, and because of its approach to Christianity, a significant separation from its African headquarters occurred. Nowadays, some theorists do not want to use the term syncretism, relating it to situations of domination, as something impure, and therefore, relegated as a negative term, considered a pejorative concept, such as bringing in its essence, a conception of the mixture, thus denying the originality and identity of the African s descent people. Thus, some researchers prefer to use the terms hybridity and bricolage(DIY), stating that these terms are different from the term syncretism. As a result of this debate, we can clearly identify in which parts of the discussion these authors either match or differ in their points of view, and how different and distant they are in their theories about these terms, in order to verify the applicability of the Umbanda Religion. We approach the search process of its legitimation as a Brazilian Umbanda religion, and to be accepted by the ruling class. Accordingly, we analyze its passage by the Vargas era, its relationship with the Catholic Church and the military dictatorship, when it reached its zenith. We analyzed its precipitous decline, from the 1980s on, with the growth of neo- Pentecostal movements. Since then, the Umbanda has been in decline, but revived in the 21st. century, represented by three major religious segments namely: Initiative Umbanda, Holy Umbanda and Cross Line Umbanda. / A presente tese analisa a religião Umbanda e seu processo de formação consolidado por meio de um sincretismo contínuo que teve início no final do século XVII, com as primeiras comunidades religiosas negras, em sua grande maioria de origem banto. Esse processo formador da Umbanda apresentou quatro fases. A primeira, se iniciou com o Calundu, no século XVII, perpassando pela Cabula, no início do século XIX, pela Macumba, em meados deste mesmo século, resultando na Umbanda, que surgiu no início do século XX, e se constituiu a quarta fase deste processo religioso sincrético e contínuo. A pesquisa tem a finalidade de abrir uma discussão acerca do processo formador da base estrutural da religião Umbanda, que nasceu da fusão de vários elementos de origem africana, do Espiritismo Kardecista, de elementos de origem indígena e ainda de elementos advindos do catolicismo, caracterizando dessa forma, um processo altamente sincrético, e por causa da sua aproximação com o cristianismo, ocorreu um afastamento significativo de suas matrizes africanas. Atualmente, alguns teóricos não querem utilizar o termo sincretismo, relacionando-o às situações de dominação, como se fosse algo impuro, sendo, portanto, relegado como um termo negativo, considerado um conceito pejorativo, no sentido de que ele poderia trazer em seu bojo uma concepção de mistura, negando assim a originalidade e a identidade dos povos afro descendentes. Assim, alguns pesquisadores preferem utilizar os termos hibridismo e bricolagem, afirmando que esses termos são diferentes do termo sincretismo. Diante desse debate, verificamos onde esses diferentes autores se encontram e onde se distanciam em suas teorizações acerca desses termos, para verificar a aplicabilidade na religião Umbanda. Abordamos o processo de busca de legitimação da Umbanda como uma religião brasileira, e para ser aceita pela classe dominante. Nesse sentido, analisamos a sua passagem pela era Vargas, sua relação com a igreja católica e com o regime militar, momento este último, que lhe proporcionou vivenciar o seu apogeu. E analisamos a sua queda vertiginosa, a partir dos anos de 1980, com o crescimento dos movimentos neopentecostais. A partir daí, a Umbanda entrou em declínio, mas ressurgiu no século XXI, representada por três grandes segmentos religiosos a saber: a Umbanda Iniciática, a Umbanda Sagrada e a Linha Cruzada.
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Implication des femmes dans le cycle de changement des produits d'ameublement domestique : manifestations du désir de changement, pratiques de consommation divergentes et contribution au design écologique / Involvement of women in the cycle of change of domestic furniture products : manifestations of the desire for change, divergent comsuption practices and contribution to ecological design

Zouaghi, Salma 08 December 2017 (has links)
Les produits d'ameublement domestique sont soumis à l'accélération de leur cycle de renouvellement. Ce phénomène n'est pas sans conséquences écologiques et sanitaires. Cette recherche analyse les pratiques de consommation de ces produits par les femmes, le genre le plus intéressé par l'aménagement et la décoration intérieure, dans le but d'étudier les facteurs qui sont à l'origine du désir de changement, notamment du sentiment de lassitude, les habitudes et les fréquences de renouvellement ainsi que leurs intentions en matière de préoccupation écologique. La mise en œuvre des méthodes de recherche et de traitement, issues pour l'essentiel des sciences humaines et sociales, met en lumière une catégorie de consommatrices qui résistent à la consommation des produits industrialisés et choisissent des pratiques de consommation citoyenne qui se basent essentiellement sur Je bricolage et le recyclage des produits usagés. Ces «créatifs culturels» sont à l'origine de l'émergence d'une culture éthique qui est en train de se confirmer et qui va sans doute modifier les valeurs de la société du futur. Les designers sont plus que jamais invités à se pencher de plus près sur ce nouveau profil de consommatrices dans l'idée de la production participative, du co-design. / Home furnishings are subject to an acceleration of their renewal cycle. This phenomenon has ecological and sanitary consequences. This research analyzes the consumption practices of these products by women, the gender that is most interested in interior design and decoration. It studies the factors that drive the desire for change, such as the feeling of weariness, the habits and frequencies of renewal, and women's concerns towards ecological issues. The implementation of research and treatment methods, ail coming from social sciences, highlights a category of consumers who resist to the consumption of industrialized products and choose consumption practices that are mainly based on DIY and recycling. These "cultural creatives" individuals are at the origin of the emergence of an ethical culture that is growing and that will undoubtedly modify the values that will shape the society of the future. The designers are more than ever invited to look more closely at this new profile of consumers in the idea of participative production : the co-design.

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