Portable PortalsTransnational Rituals for the Head across Globalizing Orisha Traditions
This article traces the emergence of Ori, an Afro-Diasporic ritual with salient transnational dimensions. Ori is performed and transmitted by a growing number of practitioners in the Afro-Cuban Lucumí tradition. The ceremony takes its name from the Yorùbá term (orí) denoting both the top of the head...
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University of Californiarnia Press
2013
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Nova religio
Year: 2013, Volume: 16, Issue: 4, Pages: 35-62 |
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