Ep. 6 - Teologia em perspectiva afrodiaspórica e antirracista com Leno de Andrade. Parte Final. episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 22, 2020 · 53 MIN

Ep. 6 - Teologia em perspectiva afrodiaspórica e antirracista com Leno de Andrade. Parte Final.

from Filosofia Pós-colonial · host Daniel Christian

Olá, eu sou Daniel Christian mestrando em filosofia pela Universidade Federal de Sergipe e autor do podcast Filosofia Pós-colonial. Quer apoiar nossa iniciativa? Contribua no https://apoia.se/filosofiaposcolonial . Neste episódio o historiador e cientista da religião Charlisson Silva de Andrade (Leno de Andrade) discutirá conosco aspectos da elaboração de sua dissertação de mestrado - Teologia em perspectiva afrodiaspórica e antirracista: uma analise do potencial correlativo entre a teoria decolonial e a teologia negra da libertação. Nesta dissertação foram abordados temas importantes como a relação de teólogos da libertação negra estadunidense e teólogos da libertação latino-americanos. O principal teólogo pesquisado para concepção da dissertação foi James Cone. Ideias como a luta pelos direitos civis e Movimento Black Power nos E.U.A, o dialogo da teologia de James Cone com o materialismo histórico, a correlação da teologia negra da libertação com teorias decoloniais, são objetos de discussão na dissertação que trataremos nesse episódio. Dividimos a discussão em dois episódios. Siga-nos no instagram @filosofiaspretas e no facebook @filosofiaposcolonial.

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