Le pentecôtisme au Brésil by André Corten is a scholarly examination of the rise and development of Pentecostalism in Brazil, analyzing its theological, social, and emotional dimensions within the broader context of Latin American religious transformation. Drawing on historical and sociological perspectives, Corten explores how Pentecostal movements have resonated with marginalized communities, emphasizing themes of spiritual experience, popular religiosity, and cultural identity. The book investigates the interplay between religious expression and socio-political dynamics, particularly among the urban poor, and situates Brazilian Pentecostalism within global trends of evangelical expansion. With a focus on lived religion and institutional growth, this work offers critical insight into one of the most significant religious phenomena in contemporary Latin America.