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Значения термина vodou на английском

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Term for the West African Vodun and the closely related religions of the African Diaspora.

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Использование термина vodou на английском
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Haitian Vodou became a religion with rebellion and freedom at its heart.
The Guardian
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Most recently, Disney's Princess and the Frog misrepresented certain aspects of Vodou.
Ebony
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Here, Vodou defies cliches of zombies, pins in dolls and black magic.
The Guardian
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Vodou is still something many Haitians, including the diaspora, keep underground.
The Guardian
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Throughout history, Christians have often identified Vodou as the root of all Haiti's problems.
The Guardian
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No push to spread Vodou ever wiped out entire "savage" indigenous peoples.
Ebony
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Vodou has caused no wars due to a desire to convert as many people as possible.
Ebony
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Ricardo is cautiously optimistic: one day, Vodou may be a catalyst for a more inclusive Haiti.
The Guardian
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As a composer, he creates dramatic, multilayered tunes which twist and turn rhythmically, inspired by Haitian Vodou drumming.
The Irish Times
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Vodou is not a bad thing.
The Guardian
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Vodou, a New World religion that married elements of Catholicism with African animism-mysticism, disconcerted and sometimes frightened the French.
The Guardian
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Slowly, but surely more Vodou and similar traditions are being brought to the light, where they have always belonged.
Ebony
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The bastardization of Vodou as a formal religion makes its entré into popular culture with the appearance of W.B.
Ebony
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In fear of a rival power base, the church repressing Vodou became a recurring theme in Haitian history, McAlister explains.
The Guardian
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Vodou is everywhere in the Caribbean nation, a spiritual system infusing everything from medicine and agriculture to cosmology and arts.
The Guardian
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Kim after the perfect Instagram photo during a traditional Vodou ceremony at a peristyle in Jacmel, Haiti.
The Guardian