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Journal articles on the topic "Anthropologie – Éthiopie"
Bouville, Claude, Jean-Paul Cros, and Roger Joussaume. "Étude anthropologique du site à stèles de Tuto Fela en pays Gedeo (Éthiopie)." Annales d'Ethiopie 16, no. 1 (2000): 15–24. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/ethio.2000.957.
Full textFicquet, Éloi. "Dynamiques générationnelles et expansion des Oromo en Éthiopie au xvie siècle." L'Homme, no. 167-168 (December 1, 2003): 235–51. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/lhomme.21527.
Full textFicquet, Éloi. "Dynamiques générationnelles et expansion des Oromo en Éthiopie au xvie siècle." L Homme, no. 167-168 (October 1, 2003): 235–52. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/lhomme.241.
Full textSaumade, Frédéric. "Jean-Baptiste Eczet, Amour vache. Esthétique sociale en pays mursi (Éthiopie)." L'Homme, no. 233 (February 27, 2020): 161–63. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/lhomme.36901.
Full textFicquet, Éloi. "Serge Tornay, Les Fusils jaunes. Générations et politique en pays nyangatom (Éthiopie)." L'Homme, no. 167-168 (December 1, 2003): 339–41. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/lhomme.19562.
Full textPleurdeau, David. "Le Middle Stone Age de la grotte du Porc-Épic (Dire Dawa, Éthiopie) : gestion des matières premières et comportements techniques." L'Anthropologie 107, no. 1 (January 2003): 15–48. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/s0003-5521(02)00003-1.
Full textAbbink, J. "Serge Tornay, Les Fusils jaunes. Générations et politique en pays nyangatom (Éthiopie)Nanterre: Société d'Ethnologie, 2001, 363 pp., €27.44, ISBN 2 901161 64 2." Africa 73, no. 3 (August 2003): 473–74. http://dx.doi.org/10.3366/afr.2003.73.3.473.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Anthropologie – Éthiopie"
Ferran, Hugo. "Offrandes et bénédictions : une anthropologie musicale du culte des ancêtres chez les Maale d'Ethiopie." Paris, EHESS, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010EHES0430.
Full textBased upon several fieldworks conducted between 2001 and 2008, this work proposes a musical anthropology of the ancestor worship among the Maale of Southwestern Ethiopia. After showing how the ancestor worship organizes the Maale society in patrilineages, I explain how these lineages are considered as the channels through which the musical offerings (ershitsi) of the lineage youngers to their elders as well as the blessings (ots’o) of the latter to their lineage youngers are exchanges. The fieldwork inquiry reveals that each musical offering is intended to simultaneously carry four types of information. If some of them are verbally expressed by the lyrics sung, the ethnomusicological analysis chows that the music, the dance and the performers status also convey (but each in its own way) details about the type of the performed offering
Ficquet, Éloi. "Du barbare au mystique : anthropologie historique des recompositions identitaires et religieuses dans le Wällo (Ethiopie centrale)." Paris, EHESS, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002EHES0123.
Full textOsmond, Thomas. "Possession, identités et nationalismes oromo : le cas des dignitaires religieux Qaalluu en Ethiopie." Aix-Marseille 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004AIX10082.
Full textTommasoli, Massimo. "Anthropologie : developpement rural et participation dans la cooperation italienne : le cas de la corne orientale de l'afrique." Paris, EHESS, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998EHES0048.
Full textHermann-Mesfen, Judith. "L’implication du christianisme éthiopien dans la lutte contre le sida : une socio-anthropologie de la « guérison »." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012AIXM3040.
Full textAt the end of the 1980's, while the first HIV/AIDS cases appeared, together with the Ethiopian Government the Ethiopian Orthodox Täwahedo Church (EOTC) committed officially itself to the fight against HIV/AIDS. In the 1990s, followers of the Ethiopian Church on their side started to dedicate themselves to holy water ritual hoping to be cured miraculously of HIV/AIDS. In 2004, the EOTC started to receive American subventions in order to promote abstinence and faithfulness among its followers. Two years later, antiretroviral treatments began to be largely and freely distributed entering in conflict with the spiritual values of the holy water cure, which excludes any other kind of therapy. This study, combining health and religion socio-anthropology approaches focuses on the way the Ethiopian Christianity in its two components – both institutional (EOTC) and ritual (Ethiopian Church) – involved itself in the fight against the epidemic. Furthermore, it addresses the way americans' grants and antiretroviral treatments became factors of change in this particular ancient Church. The analysis shows that traditionally, the Ethiopian Christianity is not a body in charge of regulating its followers' sexual behaviour. It is significant that followers infected by HIV seek healing through holy water cure for it reveals that in this religion, the emphasis is being put on forgiveness and redemption. Within the sociology of religious facts, this approach brings to light the fact that the Ethiopian Christianity is a religion of forgiveness, and thus that it will focus more on healing than prevention
Ménonville, Siena-Antonia de. "Image in decency : an anthropology of Christian Orthodox image production in Ethiopia today." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCB221.
Full textThis dissertation is a study of Orthodox image-producers and how they are perceived in Ethiopia today. Its central thesis is that the image-producer creates objects that not only mediate relationships and exercise social power or agency, but also have the capacity to incite a moral discourse. Images in this context can have a spiritual impact that entangles their producers in a web of relationships with the visible, invisible; the material and immaterial: they necessitate an examination of the social agency that defines and obscures them. The focus of this study is restricted to two types of image-producer: the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church painter and the creator of talismanic images (known as a debtera). I argue that the debtera is perceived to be more morally problematic than the church painter because his images are intended to interact in the spiritual realm to treat certain forms of physical and emotional suffering. The kinds of emotions that a talismanic image treats however are "socially reprehensible" (eschewed by official Church doctrine, and as such condemned morally) as are those who interact with these emotions through image production- the debtera. I situate this thesis at the crossroads of the anthropology of religion, imagery and morality. Here, personhood, relationships and the dialogue between materiality and immateriality must be taken into account. This dissertation's intent is to articulate some of the nuances in object-mediated social relations that are made apparent through gossip. I stipulate that, in this culture, certain officially proscribed emotions require objects (such as the talismanic images) to be expressed. As a consequence of this proscription, the image-producer responsible for the creation of that object is subject to moral opprobrium. In a sense, given the full range of human conduct and emotions, the strict limits that the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church places on what is acceptable in these realms creates a vacuum in which the proscribed conduct and emotions must be expressed in the shadows of the Church. And because of the particular importance this culture places on the image as the instrument that acts in these domains, the debtera and the talisman achieve a centrality that rivals that of the Church-sanctioned image producers
De, rosis Carolina. "Exercices et constructions du pouvoir aux marges de la cité : la participation des femmes dans la lutte contre le VIH/sida en Éthiopie, entre marginalité et mobilité sociale." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017EHES0107/document.
Full textA widespread HIV/AIDS epidemic was confirmed in Ethiopia at the beginning of the 1990s. The epidemic is distributed very unevenly between one region of the country and another, but is essentially concentrated in the towns where the HIV prevalence rate is at its highest level among young adult women. Various forms of economic and social deprivation are observed among urban population and more particularly among women consistent with a predominantly female internal geographic mobility and very significant levels of marital instability. HIV/AIDS was an aggravating factor in these forms of economic and social privation marginality, and gave rise to a mobilization of socially underprivileged sick people who grouped together around their afflictions in order to confront their condition by seeking different forms of aid and psychosocial support from the various non-governmental and humanitarian organisations. This mobilisation then expanded, and was structured around global strategies for facing the epidemic, and at the same time led to unprecedented levels of investment in the Ethiopian healthcare system in terms of economic, human, technical and biomedical resources. The strategies for widespread free access to ARVs that were implemented in Ethiopia thanks to the development of partnerships with multilateral aid organizations, the countries involved in bilateral cooperation and global health organisations gradually became involved in different ways in the struggle against poverty. More particularly, they facilitated the global care of HIV positive women from the population that was deemed to be poor based on their medical condition, whereas targeting of this population is only imperfectly obtained through policies to reduce poverty. By the use of data gathered during the ethnographic studies carried out in Ethiopia between 2007 and 2010, the precise aim of this thesis is to study the impact that policies of access to care have had on the social representation of female poverty in Ethiopia through the development of a variety of forms of solidarity among the most marginalised citizens and their access to various material and symbolic resources. As a privileged observatory of the historical process of development of the Ethiopian State from the perspective of its practices in a highly extraversive situation, the struggle against HIV/AIDS results in a space for new citizenship experiences on the part of socially-marginalized HIV-positive women, in relation to the various forms of social mobility engendered by their participation as lay actors in the functioning of the social and health care devices dedicated to containing this epidemic
Hermann-Mesfen, Judith. "L'implication du christianisme éthiopien dans la lutte contre le sida: une socio-anthropologie de la "guérison"." Phd thesis, Aix-Marseille Université, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00762029.
Full textStaro, Francesco. "Anthropologie politique de la gestion de l'eau en contexte pastoral. : reconfigurations socio-économiques et identitaires chez les Garri du sud éthiopien entre Etat et ONG." Thesis, Paris 8, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA080068/document.
Full textThis thesis analyzes socio-economic reconfigurations among pastoral groups living in the southern Ethiopian lowlands on the border with Kenya. Forms of social organization that regulate water access are considered as the main analytical tool for understanding the socio-cultural dynamics in these regions, highlighting historical and contemporary relationships between pastoralists, state authorities and international aid actors.Our approach consists of merging two research axes: the analysis of pastoral social systems and the importance of water issues as part of a wider relationship between nature and society. The social embeddedness of water leads us to focus on the processes of ethnicity, which is used as a tool to analyze nomads’ incorporation in a national political order as well as their local strategies vis-à-vis the State. In this context, the involvement of international aid actors is examined, taking into account the history of NGO intervention and by locating development projects in a dynamic perspective of a material and symbolic negotiation
« Antropologia politica della gestione dell’acqua in contestopastorale. Riconfigurazioni socioeconomiche ed identitarie presso i Garri del sud Etiopia traStato e ONG »Questa tesi analizza i processi di riconfigurazione sociale ed economica presso lepopolazioni pastorali nelle aree rurali del sud Etiopia, al confine con il Kenya. Le formed’organizzazione che regolano l'accesso all'acqua sono considerate come il principalestrumento per comprendere le dinamiche socio-culturali di queste regioni, evidenziando lerelazioni storiche e contemporanee tra le popolazioni locali, le autorità statali e leorganizzazioni internazionali dello sviluppo dell’aiuto umanitario.La nostra problematica é stata formulata analizzando, da un lato, i sistemi socialipastorali e, dall’altro lato, l’importanza della gestione dell’acqua e più in generale delrapporto tra natura e società nello studio di queste popolazioni. La complessità sociale dellarisorsa idrica ci porta a considerare il processo di costruzione delle identità etniche, l’interessedello stato etiope ad incorporare i nomadi nell'ordine politico nazionale e le strategie dicontrollo del territorio messe in atto dalla popolazione locale. In questo contesto, analizziamoil ruolo delle ONG e le dinamiche di negoziazione materiale e simbolica che hanno luogo nelquadro dei progetti di sviluppo.Se la gestione dei sistemi di irrigazione rappresenta il centro di interesse predominantenella letteratura antropologica sull’acqua, la gestione delle risorse idriche fornisce unaprospettiva di ricerca centrale per lo studio delle società pastorali. Il nostro punto di partenzaè la decostruzione della categoria analitica del « pastore nomade » per rendere conto deifattori economici, politici e socio-culturali in gioco nell’organizzazione dei sistemi sociali edelle pratiche di mobilità pastorali. A tal proposito mostriamo come gli stereotipi riguardol’irrazionalità ecologica della popolazioni pastorali hanno legittimato progetti di sviluppoagricolo e programmi di sedentarizzazione. Adottando un approccio simile a quello utilizzatoper la categoria di « pastore nomade », critichiamo un’idea dell’acqua come semplice risorsanaturale o come risorsa rara per analizzare il rapporto tra la gestione dell’acqua e ledinamiche più ampie di cambiamento sociale. In particolare, sviluppiamo l'analisi dell’acquacome operatore simbolico: a causa dell’associazione tra fattori socio-culturali e ambientalinell'organizzazione dell’accesso ai pozzi, l'acqua rappresenta una risorsa vitale per i pastori eper la riproduzione della comunità
Dumouchel, Laurence. "Étude taphonomique des assemblages fauniques de la formation géologique Mursi et du membre A de la Formation Shungura, Éthiopie." Thèse, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/10036.
Full textThe Mursi Formation has an age estimated at more than 4 million years, which corresponds to the emergence of the australopithecines, the first indisputably bipedal hominins. The Mursi faunal collection (N=201) is compared taphonomically to that of the Member A of the Shungura Formation (N=300). Taphonomy is the study of the processes that intervene between the death of an animal and its discovery as a fossil. This thesis aims to describe the main differences and similarities of these two collections and to make paleoenvironmental inferences. For each taphonomical agent (weathering, trampling, etc.), fossils are graded using stages established by other researchers. In spite of a few significant differences (carnivore action, weathering), it seems that the two collections are taphonomically similar and their link with water, as predicted by paleoenvironmental reconstructions, is supported (Voorhies groups, abrasion).
Books on the topic "Anthropologie – Éthiopie"
Silvester, Hans Walter. Hans Silvester: Expressions d'Afrique, peintres du corps en Éthiopie. Toulon: Hôtel des arts, 2008.
Find full textSilvester, Hans Walter, and Hans Silvester. Hans Silvester: Expressions d'Afrique, peintres du corps en Éthiopie. Toulon: Hôtel des arts, 2008.
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