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"Destruindo as Trevas Espirituais, Morais e Intelectuais”: História, Mediação Cultural e Missionarismo Batista no Vale do Rio Tocantins (1925 – 1940)

The purpose of this monograph is to return to the past by trying to weave a narrative made up of religious groups about the occupation of the Amazon region, in particular the implementation and consolidation of the Baptist denomination's evangelization plan for the Tocantins River Valley between...

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Autor principal: Sabino, Wedster Felipe Martins
Grau: Monografia
Idioma: pt_BR
Publicado em: Universidade Federal do Tocantins 2021
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spelling ir-11612-27202021-05-26T06:01:41Z "Destruindo as Trevas Espirituais, Morais e Intelectuais”: História, Mediação Cultural e Missionarismo Batista no Vale do Rio Tocantins (1925 – 1940) Sabino, Wedster Felipe Martins Almeida, Vasni História Cultural das Religiões Mediação Cultural Missionarismo Protestantismo Vale do Rio Tocantins CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::HISTORIA The purpose of this monograph is to return to the past by trying to weave a narrative made up of religious groups about the occupation of the Amazon region, in particular the implementation and consolidation of the Baptist denomination's evangelization plan for the Tocantins River Valley between 1925 and 1940. For this, we analyze the first two trips made by Baptist missionary Lewis Mallen Bratcher - Secretary of the Board of National Missions (JMN) of the Brazilian Baptist Convention (CBB) - to the Tocantins River Valley, undertaken between 1925 and 1933. These trips They were intended to explore the valleys of the Araguaia, São Francisco and Tocantins rivers, with the intention of delimiting the situation of the populations existing there and in order to define the parameters of action of the Baptist missionary movement in the interior of the country. We are also interested in the activities of the missionaries and teachers Beatriz Rodrigues da Silva and Lygia de Castro Martins in promoting, in this region, a cultural conformation of the indigenous and backcountry populations to a model of civilization defended by both these Protestants and the civilizing projects contained in positivist order of the first decades of the Republic. The impacts generated by Baptist missionaryism in the region and the development of the evangelization program formulated by the JMN for the Tocantins River Valley, from 1925, are part of the reflections offered in this study, which was anchored in theoretical and methodological contributions from Cultural History. and the History of Religions and approaches from Sociology and, mainly, from Anthropology. These perspectives were adopted because of the need to use the notions of religion and civilization without incurring the problems arising from the ethnocentric character of the Western value system, one of the warnings given by the Italian school of religious history. O objetivo desta monografia é retornar ao passado buscando tecer uma narrativa constituída por grupos religiosos acerca da ocupação da região amazônica, em especial a implantação e consolidação do plano de evangelização da denominação batista para o Vale do Rio Tocantins entre os anos de 1925 e 1940. Para isso, analisamos as duas primeiras viagens realizadas pelo missionário batista Lewis Mallen Bratcher – Secretário da Junta de Missões Nacionais (JMN) da Convenção Batista Brasileira (CBB) – ao Vale do Rio Tocantins, empreendidas entre os anos de 1925 e 1933. Estas viagens tinham o intuito de explorar os vales dos rios Araguaia, São Francisco e Tocantins, na intenção de delimitar a situação das populações existentes ali e a fim de definir os parâmetros de atuação do missionarismo batista no interior do país. Interessa-nos ainda, a atuação das missionárias e professoras Beatriz Rodrigues da Silva e Lygia de Castro Martins ao promoverem, nessa região, uma conformação cultural das populações indígenas e sertanejas a um modelo de civilização defendido tanto por esses protestantes quanto nos projetos civilizatórios contidos na ordem positivista das primeiras décadas da República. Os impactos gerados pela missionarismo batista na região e o desenvolvimento do programa de evangelização formulado pela JMN para o Vale do Rio Tocantins, a partir de 1925, fazem parte das reflexões oferecidas neste estudo, que se ancorou em aportes teóricos e metodológicos oriundos da História Cultural e da História das Religiões e em abordagens provenientes da Sociologia e, principalmente, da Antropologia. Tais perspectivas foram adotadas em razão da necessidade de utilizarmos as noções de religião e civilização sem incorrer nos problemas decorrentes do caráter etnocêntrico do sistema de valores ocidental, um dos alertas dados pela escola italiana de história das religiões. 2021-05-26T01:35:45Z 2021-05-26T01:35:45Z 2021-05-25 Monografia SABINO, Wedster Felipe Martins. “DESTRUINDO AS TREVAS ESPIRITUAIS, MORAIS E INTELECTUAIS”: História, Mediação Cultural e Missionarismo Batista no Vale do Rio Tocantins (1925 – 1940). 2019. 103 f. Monografia (Especialização) - Curso de História, Universidade Federal do Tocantins, Porto Nacional, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11612/2720 pt_BR Acesso Livre application/pdf Universidade Federal do Tocantins Porto Nacional História Porto Nacional Graduação
institution Repositório Institucional - Universidade Federal do Tocantins - UFT
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language pt_BR
topic História Cultural das Religiões
Mediação Cultural
Missionarismo
Protestantismo
Vale do Rio Tocantins
CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::HISTORIA
spellingShingle História Cultural das Religiões
Mediação Cultural
Missionarismo
Protestantismo
Vale do Rio Tocantins
CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::HISTORIA
Sabino, Wedster Felipe Martins
"Destruindo as Trevas Espirituais, Morais e Intelectuais”: História, Mediação Cultural e Missionarismo Batista no Vale do Rio Tocantins (1925 – 1940)
topic_facet História Cultural das Religiões
Mediação Cultural
Missionarismo
Protestantismo
Vale do Rio Tocantins
CNPQ::CIENCIAS HUMANAS::HISTORIA
description The purpose of this monograph is to return to the past by trying to weave a narrative made up of religious groups about the occupation of the Amazon region, in particular the implementation and consolidation of the Baptist denomination's evangelization plan for the Tocantins River Valley between 1925 and 1940. For this, we analyze the first two trips made by Baptist missionary Lewis Mallen Bratcher - Secretary of the Board of National Missions (JMN) of the Brazilian Baptist Convention (CBB) - to the Tocantins River Valley, undertaken between 1925 and 1933. These trips They were intended to explore the valleys of the Araguaia, São Francisco and Tocantins rivers, with the intention of delimiting the situation of the populations existing there and in order to define the parameters of action of the Baptist missionary movement in the interior of the country. We are also interested in the activities of the missionaries and teachers Beatriz Rodrigues da Silva and Lygia de Castro Martins in promoting, in this region, a cultural conformation of the indigenous and backcountry populations to a model of civilization defended by both these Protestants and the civilizing projects contained in positivist order of the first decades of the Republic. The impacts generated by Baptist missionaryism in the region and the development of the evangelization program formulated by the JMN for the Tocantins River Valley, from 1925, are part of the reflections offered in this study, which was anchored in theoretical and methodological contributions from Cultural History. and the History of Religions and approaches from Sociology and, mainly, from Anthropology. These perspectives were adopted because of the need to use the notions of religion and civilization without incurring the problems arising from the ethnocentric character of the Western value system, one of the warnings given by the Italian school of religious history.
author_additional Almeida, Vasni
author_additionalStr Almeida, Vasni
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author Sabino, Wedster Felipe Martins
title "Destruindo as Trevas Espirituais, Morais e Intelectuais”: História, Mediação Cultural e Missionarismo Batista no Vale do Rio Tocantins (1925 – 1940)
title_short "Destruindo as Trevas Espirituais, Morais e Intelectuais”: História, Mediação Cultural e Missionarismo Batista no Vale do Rio Tocantins (1925 – 1940)
title_full "Destruindo as Trevas Espirituais, Morais e Intelectuais”: História, Mediação Cultural e Missionarismo Batista no Vale do Rio Tocantins (1925 – 1940)
title_fullStr "Destruindo as Trevas Espirituais, Morais e Intelectuais”: História, Mediação Cultural e Missionarismo Batista no Vale do Rio Tocantins (1925 – 1940)
title_full_unstemmed "Destruindo as Trevas Espirituais, Morais e Intelectuais”: História, Mediação Cultural e Missionarismo Batista no Vale do Rio Tocantins (1925 – 1940)
title_sort "destruindo as trevas espirituais, morais e intelectuais”: história, mediação cultural e missionarismo batista no vale do rio tocantins (1925 – 1940)
publisher Universidade Federal do Tocantins
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