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This paper discusses the relationship between the religiosity of the so-called ‘Celtic’ populations and Nature, showing the necessity to revise concepts and supporting the perspective of a lived landscape marked by the interaction between... more
This paper discusses the relationship between the religiosity of
the so-called ‘Celtic’ populations and Nature, showing the necessity to revise concepts and supporting the perspective of a lived landscape marked by the interaction between ‘man’ and ‘environment’. In order to achieve that, my argument will take into consideration the ancient sources on the 'Celts' and anthropological interpretations regarding animism.
Resumo: O presente artigo discute a relação da religiosidade das populações ditas “Celtas” e a “Natureza”, apontando a necessidade de revermos a conceituação e propondo a perspectiva de uma paisagem vivida marcada pela relação entre “homem” e “ambiente”. Para tanto, nosso argumento considerará, principalmente, os relatos antigos e as interpretações antropológicas relativas ao tema de animismo.
the so-called ‘Celtic’ populations and Nature, showing the necessity to revise concepts and supporting the perspective of a lived landscape marked by the interaction between ‘man’ and ‘environment’. In order to achieve that, my argument will take into consideration the ancient sources on the 'Celts' and anthropological interpretations regarding animism.
Resumo: O presente artigo discute a relação da religiosidade das populações ditas “Celtas” e a “Natureza”, apontando a necessidade de revermos a conceituação e propondo a perspectiva de uma paisagem vivida marcada pela relação entre “homem” e “ambiente”. Para tanto, nosso argumento considerará, principalmente, os relatos antigos e as interpretações antropológicas relativas ao tema de animismo.
