Argument for the expansion of philosophy of religion. A commentary of Afro-Brazilian Religions by José Eduardo Porcher

African-derived religions have been studied by anthropologists for decades but overlooked elsewhere. This article reflects on a new publication within philosophy of religion that uses Afro-Brazilian religions as template.

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University Of Wales Trinity Saint David Research Repository (University of Wales Trinity Saint David)
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2025-12-23
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Race, Identity, and Education in Brazil
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Argument for the expansion of philosophy of religion. A commentary of Afro-Brazilian Religions by José Eduardo Porcher

Bettina Schmidt
University Of Wales Trinity Saint David Research Repository (University of Wales Trinity Saint David)
Race, Identity, and Education in Brazil
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Argument for the expansion of philosophy of religion. A commentary of Afro-Brazilian Religions by José Eduardo Porcher

Bettina Schmidt
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African-derived religions have been studied by anthropologists for decades but overlooked elsewhere. This article reflects on a new publication within philosophy of religion that uses Afro-Brazilian religions as template.

University Of Wales Trinity Saint David Research Repository (University of Wales Trinity Saint David)
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