Infância com fome à Exu: um conceito filosófico em questão

Abstract

With the questions that flavor this dissertation, I summarize: Hi, Eshu? Could Eshu be on the path of childhood? Or rather, is Childhood to Eshu as Eshu is to Childhood? Where does your ancestry live? Why all these memories? How to enchant a research? How relevant can be thinking/feeling the concept of Childhood with the enchantment of Eshu's playing experience? What do we know about Childhood? Eshu, an orishá marginalized by Christian culture, can he be a friend or even he be like childhood? I propose: together can we blur the already blurred boundary of Eshu as a Childhood experience? Can a child's mouth eat the world? In what sense(s)? What do beginnings play with? In this way, how do Candomblés educate with their knowledge? What Afro-Brazilian charms do terreiros pulsate in us? What is a terreiro? Who is Eshu? How tangible can be the margins of the literary corporeality of Eshu's power? What is Childhood? How is childhood in Candomblé /terreiros? What childhood is this? What do I mean by childhood? What is the action or experience of childhood in the world of terreiros? Is childhood a passive receptacle? But is it just that? What can be between the lines? Doesn't childhood as a quartinha your active vitality? What would that something else be? More action? More life running and playing in the terreiro of sacred knowledge? Will the quartinha before completing your one-quarter not be vitalized? (Re)Inventive of axé? Childhood is to quartinha what is life like to childhood? How? From that point on, how does the quartinha do action like childhood does candomblé? What temporal tensions are there in the quartinha? What can childhood hunger like equal Eshu's hunger? Or why the quartinha-childhood is hungry like Eshu? Who inhabited who? What might this point to us as a philosophical interpretation of childhood? Exu and Childhood hungry, because the snacks were diverted. How to eat without the break time in the school? Is it possible to believe that black people don't elaborete the world?