Migrações, culturas, (in)tolerância religiosa nas Amazônias

Abstract

Bibliographic analysis about the migratory flows to the Amazon region between the XVIII andXX centuries is the focus of this article. Thus, the cultural crossings resulting from the displacements are able to expose the differentiated processes of interculturalities (Candau, 2016) of those social phenomena of migrations in various temporalities. The purpose of this study is to glimpse the manifestations of religious nessas intersections between migrant subjects from different spaces and temporalities. Critical method (Bloch, 2001) was used to analyze the sources, highlighting two results: to identify the links between religious cultural nexuses and gaps, and to expose elements of religious (in)tolerance present in the context of the intercultural Amazons. The refore, the interculturality constituted in the historical context of migration and the transits of cultures denote the dynamism of continuous and discontinuous movements of cultural "nexuses" and "gaps", particularly religious ones that expose the conflicting "moral" values of the narratives/discourses.

Keywords

• intersections
• migrations
• amazonia religiosities