Jaime Gonçalves

IF 0.4 4区哲学 0 RELIGION JOURNAL OF RELIGION IN AFRICA Pub Date : 2022-09-07 DOI:10.1163/15700666-12340236

Silas Fiorotti

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This paper emphasizes the trajectory of Jaime Pedro Gonçalves (1936–2016) and especially the perspectives of this Mozambican bishop on some facts regarding the recent history of Mozambique. The hypothesis defended is that the trajectory approach is very important for understanding several aspects of Mozambique’s recent history, and that the bishop’s perspectives challenge and point to the limits of the ideas and explanations in the official narratives of the Frelimo governments.

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本文强调了Jaime Pedro Gonçalves（1936–2016）的发展轨迹，特别是这位莫桑比克主教对莫桑比克近代历史的一些事实的看法。辩护的假设是，轨迹法对于理解莫桑比克近代史的几个方面非常重要，主教的观点挑战并指出了弗雷利莫政府官方叙事中的思想和解释的局限性。

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