Objects: Social Trajectory, Politics and Meanings
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https://doi.org/10.5380/cam.v8i2.10386Keywords:
Antropologia Social, coisas e pessoas, politica e moralidade, maçonaria contemporâneaAbstract
While researching about contemporary freemasonry I discovered the importance of certain pieces of clothes, furniture, building patterns, blazons, embroideries, paintings, sculptures, drawings and letters; all these composing the field of acknowledgment of the freemasonry. These objects, reproduced and translated in distinct places – in the building of the temples, in ceremonies and rituals, in images of books, in sites of Internet and in masonic museums – make moral values and historicity circulate. Also through these objects feelings of belonging and sociality networks are woven. In this paper I would like to discuss the reproducibility and the meanings of such objects in actions and polítical recruitments.
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