Ciências cognitivas, história e o estudo comparativo das religiões: pela definição de um conceito formal e historicamente tangível de “religião”
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Ciência Cognitiva da Religião, História das Religiões, Teoria e MetodologiaResumo
Além da formulação de hipóteses e previsões intersubjetivamente testáveis acerca das ideias e condutas consideradas “religiosas” (não apenas por cientistas cognitivos, mas no trabalho de antropólogos e historiadores) o diálogo entre as ciências cognitivas, a História e o estudo comparativo das religiões pode contribuir em três questões centrais ao amplo campo de análises do fenômeno religioso: ajudando na estipulação dos tipos de dados que devem ser incluídos (e excluídos) dessa forma de inquérito, fornecendo uma estrutura para a organização e avaliação da História das Religiões e oferecendo uma base não-etnocêntrica para a comparação das práticas e crenças religiosas.
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BULBULIA, J. et al. (Org.). The Evolution of Religion. Santa Margarita: The Collins
Foundation Press, 2008.
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Press, 2014.
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New York: The Free Press, 1915.
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Religion. London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2017.
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University Press, 1990.
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I., MARTIN, L., & PAPOUSEK, D. (Org.). The Academic Study of Religion During the
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XYGALATAS, D., & MCCORCKLE, W. (Org.). Mental Culture. London and New
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University Press, 2002.
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Origins of Music. Cambridge: The MIT Press, p. 165–176, 2000.
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42, 2016.
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British Academy, 111, p. 297–317, 2001.
TAYLOR, M. Imaginary Companions and the Children Who Create Them. New
York: Oxford University Press, 1999.
TOOBY, J., & COSMIDES, L. The Psychological Foundations of Culture. In: BARKOW,
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Oxford University Press, p. 19–136, 1992.
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Berlin: Springer, 1995.
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315, 2002.
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WHITEHOUSE, H., LAIDLAW, J. A. (Org.). Ritual and Memory. Walnut Creek:
AltaMira Press, 2004.
WHITEHOUSE, H., MARTIN, L. H. (Org.). Theorizing Religions Past. Walnut Creek:
AltaMira Press, 2004.
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MOREIRA MAIA SILVA, T. .; SOARES DOS SANTOS, L. . Ciências cognitivas, história e o estudo comparativo das religiões: pela definição de um conceito formal e historicamente tangível de “religião”. Sacrilegens , [S. l.], v. 14, n. 2, p. 25–44, 2017. DOI: 10.34019/2237-6151.2017.v14.26976. Disponível em: https://periodicos.ufjf.br/index.php/sacrilegens/article/view/26976. Acesso em: 26 abr. 2024.
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