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Nagô purity: a standalone construct

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Nagô purity1 CONSTRUCTNagô purityDANTAS · AFRO-ATLANTIC

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Afro-Atlantic religions

an analysis by Dantas of the claim that Yoruba-derived (Nagô) Candomblé houses are the most purely African, shaped in part by scholars and elite patrons.

In Afro-Atlantic religions, Nagô purity refers to an analysis by Dantas of the claim that Yoruba-derived (Nagô) Candomblé houses are the most purely African, shaped in part by scholars and elite patrons. This meaning comes from Dantas (1988/2009) in Nagô Grandma and White Papa.[1]

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  1. Dantas, B. G. (2009). Nagô Grandma and White Papa: Candomblé and the creation of Afro-Brazilian identity (S. Berg, Trans.). University of North Carolina Press. (Original work published 1988) https://doi.org/10.5149/9780807898482_dantas

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