Candomblé's eating myths: religion stated in food language
All religions have particular relationships with food. Either through fasts, interdictions, sacred foods, banquets or rituals involving food, religious values can be represented, expressed and reinforced through taste. Some religions, such as African Brazilian Candomblé, have food systems as complex...
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Equinox Publishing
[2018]
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Body and religion
Year: 2018, Volume: 2, Issue: 2, Pages: 167-189 |
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Candomblé
B Taste B offerings B Food B food language |
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