P. Birman's scientific contributions
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Citations
... The controversies in the relationship between religion and public sphere in Brazil have been discussed, among others, by Miranda (1999), Birman andLehmann (1999), Figueiredo Filho (2005), Montero (2006), Birman (2006), and Martino (2012aMartino ( , 2012bMartino ( , 2016. All the authors, in spite of the several differences among them concerning the themes and approaches, identify a fluid relationship between politics and religion as an indicator that the public sphere seems to be permeable to religion. ...
