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Transe e pertencimento: gênero, espiritualidade e a prática de cura dos rituais Zar
This paper analyzes the Zar Ritual, a practice of spirit possession originating in Northeast Africa and the Middle East, from the perspective of cultural preservation and female empowerment through bibliographic analysis. The study defines Zar as a complex cosmological system that acts as a space
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