Ajútap/Arútam/基督和吉瓦罗战胜死亡

IF 0.3 4区哲学 0 RELIGION

STUDIES IN RELIGION-SCIENCES RELIGIEUSES Pub Date : 2023-03-01 DOI:10.1177/00084298211062122

Alberto Dubbini

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摘要

作者采访的Awajún领袖Santiago Manuín目睹了最近在他的一部分人民中，传统的吉瓦罗土著宗教的神Ajútap/Arútam与耶稣基督之间有意识的重叠。这一观察引起了对死亡在人类生活中的中心存在的反思，以及为应对死亡而提出的不同象征性解决方案，一方面是这些宗教，另一方面是全球化世界的资本主义/消费主义文化。

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Ajútap/Arútam/Christ and the Jivaro victory over death

The Awajún leader Santiago Manuín, interviewed by the author, witnesses the recent diffusion, among a part of his people, of the conscious overlap between Ajútap/Arútam, the god of the traditional Jivaro indigenous religions, and Jesus Christ. This observation raises a reflection on the central presence of death in human life, and the different symbolic solutions that arise to cope with it, proposed, on one side, by these religions and, on the other side, by the capitalist/consumerist culture of the globalized world.

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