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Soler, Nathanaelle. "Anthropologie politique de la santé mentale à Lifou (Nouvelle-Calédonie)." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019EHES0174.
Full textThis research explores the reconfiguration of psychiatric intervention in the context of the decolonization of New Caledonia. To do so, it looks at the representations, histories of patients, care practices and discourses that frame mental disorders on the island of Lifou.In the context of the greater autonomy given to the institutions of New Caledonian, how are psychiatric practices which are strongly marked by the colonial legacy opening up and changing? How has the subjective experience of mental disorders and their care been changing?This dissertation is based on 14 months of fieldwork working at the intersection of various ethnographic entry points and angles such as family and institutional spaces of care, the rural villages of Lifou versus the urban space of Nouméa, narratives of people suffering from mental disorders and their families, but also the narratives and stories of healers, customary chiefs, pastors, nurses, psychologists and psychiatrists. Through a participant-observation led method of research that was employed in a decentralized pedopsychiatric institution on the island of Lifou, I analyzed the changes in European and Kanak discourses on mental health as well as their means of resolving mental disorders, all within the context of larger changes in techniques of governmentality. A few case studies help unfold the various patient histories that exist between these different spaces and sheds light on the subjective experience of mental disorders as well as the way in which families negotiate care in new treatment facilities. In order to better understand the healthcare institutions and actors, I also retrace the history of colonial psychiatry in New Caledonia – from an asylum-based psychiatry which was conceived within the prison colony, to its opening up in the frame of decentralized structures which take charge of care provision in addressing social suffering.This dissertation works to unravel the different dimensions of the political space of mental health, from the subjective experience of mental disorders to therapeutic power, for care institutions to the socio-sanitary actors who work within them. It shows how this space is criss-crossed by tensions between the ethics of relationality on the one hand, the techniques of discipline carried out through colonial history, and the institutional reconfigurations linked to the post-colonialism context and the ensuing neoliberalization of the economy, on the other
Mokaddem, Hamid. "Anthropologie politique de la Nouvelle-Calédonie contemporaine : constitution et médiation des espaces publics insulaires." Paris, EHESS, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010EHES0383.
Full textNew Caledonia is a francophone Melanesian island group in the south pacific. Its demographic and cultural complexity stems from colonial and post-colonial migrations of groups from Europe, Asia, Africa and the Caribbean, xho form the current non-Kanak communities. The Kanak people, present for three thousand years, has since 1975 been claiming sovereignity, prompting the non-Kanak communitiesto reposition themselves and rethink their ties to the Republic of France (part of the Melanesian population is opposed to the political sovereignity of kanaky, while a tiny proportion of non-Kanak are in favour of it). The processes of identification and belonging of groups to New Caledonia reproduce the inequalities of historical and geographical distribution. People identify with space distinctions organised around either of two names: Kanaky or new Caledonia. Two complicated forms of logic relating to compartmentalisation and segmentation have developed within these two political constructs. During the revolutionary political sequence (1984-1988) - referred to by the media as "the troubles" - these two "world-spaces" were in conflict with each other. The other two political sequences - referred to by thye place names where the accords between the FLNKS (Front de libération Nationale Kanak et Socialiste), the French Government and the RPCR(Rassemblement Pour la Calédonie dans la République Française) were signed: Matignon-Oudinot (1988-1998) and Nouméa (1998-2018) - open prospects for mediation and interaction between these two territorialisations. Insular public spaces (schools, media, politics and literature) form places where the groups' trajectories coincide. They are studied in the thesis
Jacquot, Sophie. "Arts visuels et espace social en Nouvelle-Calédonie contemporaine." Paris, EHESS, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016EHES0721.
Full textThe Matignon-Oudinot agreements signed in 1988 promote the development of cultural policies in New Caledonia, which when observing their implementation reveal an intricate relationship^, of which they are both the object and the projection. This thesis is concerned with the emergence of contemporary creation in the visual arts in New Caledonia as a reflection of the country's history and as a vehicle for social transformation. From a regional and international perspective, it cuts across political, social and aesthtic fields and observes the formation, transmission and circulation of practices, knowledge and objects, and the politics of visual arts. It explores the productive and mediative spheres with reference to observations, documents and interviews with the operators and creators. It examines the rationales of thought and action, emblematic productions, significant trajectories and the place of contemporary creation within the visual arts in the social arena. It analyzes collective and individual strategies and power relationships. It questions the contribution of production and artistic regulatory measures, and the creative process, in social reconstruction and the reconfiguring of value systems, proposing restitution through implementing a research action which experiments with an exhibition project and revives dynamics of action. The multidisciplinary research highlights the political construction of subjectivities and the way in which contemporary south pacific societies reorganise their way of being in the world and live it together in aglobal context. Within the scope of a reflection on the production and circulation of contemporary postcolonial artistic practices, it raises questions on the development of new forms of knowledge and knowledge sharing, and the rewriting of the history of art
Crane, Emmanuelle. "La stratification sociale et raciale de la Nouvelle-Calédonie (1853-1914) vue à travers la photographie." Paris, EHESS, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010EHES0410.
Full textThe purpose of my thesis is to examine how photography recorded colonial expansion and helped forge a Kanak image and identity. Portrayed in the nineteenth century as a victory of European expansionism and civilisation over a primitive and backward Kanak society, the colonial era has now been challenged by postcolonial discourses denouncing these Eurocentric beliefs. Throughout my thesis I discuss the evolution of the techniques of photography from 19th century to our modern usage of the medium which has become utterly routinised and is deeply inserted into social practices. The extensive collection of New Caledonia photographs dating back to as early as 1840 confirms beyond doubt photography's role in forming our national experience, documenting what was to the emergence of New Caledonian identity. The photographs of the Kanak were stereoptic photographs and showed them with stiff expressions as in fear of their photographers. Photographs became fashionable through paper prints called cartes-de-visites which were mounted on cardboard and featured natives in various costumes and occupations. Individual photographs as well as the group collectively: colonial photography was a tool used in the efforts to control the indigenous population. In my thesis I analyse the evolution of the Kanak identity and the process of acculturation brought by the French through the settlements by various communities, the Church and the growing economy of the 19th century. The images are fundamental to the project, being a major source tfor research and critical evaluation. It is only over the last few decades that the importance of photography as a cultural manifestation has been addressed. My thesis tries to answer how photographic evidence surveyed reflect, deny or obscure the position of Knanks within their own country and the process of acculturation and identity building in New Caledonia
Wittersheim, Éric. "Le retour du politique : anthropologie et situations (post)coloniales, Nouvelle-Calédonie et Vanuatu." Paris, EHESS, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003EHES0149.
Full textMouchenik, Yoram. "L'enfant vulnérable : paroles, récits et représentations familiales de l'enfant dans une relation psychothérapique sur les îles d'Ouvéa et de Maré dans l'archipel des Loyautés en Nouvelle-Calédonie." Paris, EHESS, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000EHESA116.
Full textTrepied, Benoît. "Politique et relations coloniales en Nouvelle-Calédonie : ethnographie historique de la commune de Koné, 1946-1988." Paris, EHESS, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007EHES0303.
Full textThis thesis examines how pro-independence Kanak taken the power in the commune of Koné in the 1980's. In this commune located on the North-West coast of the French Territory of New Caledonia, European settlers had always controlled local politics until then. Through ethnographic fielwork and archives research, this study presents forty years of the local political life. From the extension of French citizenship to "natives" in 1946 until the Matignon Agreements signed in 1988 between the French State and pro and anti-independence parties, this thesis describes how the transformations of colonial relationships have made the implementation of a pro-independence Kanak political power at the Municipality Council of Koné possible. Examined "from below", this history of Koné focuses on local stakes, actors and conflits but is also analysed through a broader reflection on major legal and political changes that occured in New Caledonia after Second World War
Grochain, Sonia. "Les Kanak et le travail en Province Nord de la Nouvelle-Calédonie." Paris, EHESS, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007EHES0297.
Full textThis thesis studying the employment situation in the northern Province of New Caledonia, where are living most of Kanak, indigenous people of this island, who are also struggle for independance. It's to show that the consequences of the struggle for independance are important to understand and explain the employment situation actually. Generally, it's the actions of autochthon people to take care of their economical and political destiny, during colonization and decolonization period, who are studying in this thesis. Different analysis are to show how the employment question is less a category of economic anthropology than politic anthropology by the case that this question had often find solution after political conflicts, the violent conflict between 1984 and 1988 is one the most example. It's, to resume, the employment and conflict rapport who are studying in this thesis, by the theory of Georges Balandier developing the idea that we can't understand the social without studying the conflicts in the society
Dutard, Patrick. "Communication et colonisation en Nouvelle-Calédonie : septembre 1774-septembre 1991." Bordeaux 3, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994BOR30022.
Full textIs colonisation a specific situation of communication? how did those involved in its process express themselves? the texts which accompanied the new caledonian colonisation are still onknown. The caricatural conception of those texts is contradicted by their formal diversity and the variety of their points of view. On the other hand, no example exits of texts originating from the colonised people. So the essay about the organisation of the kanak communication analyses the caracteristics of this special system. Then, a sociopsychological investigation into the caledonian youth perceptions of the mass media tries to answer the question : is there a continuity or a rupture between their own choices and those of their parents? the last chapter is consacrated to the engraved signs. From traditionnal carvings on minearl and vegetable materials to the graffities and the tags. Is the colonisaed speech on the walls of the city? finally, colonisation appears as an example of failure of communication. The rare exchanges between the different cultures diseappered in each period of conflict
Bellec, Sarah. "L'interaction touristique en Nouvelle-Calédonie : entre malentendus et négociations identitaires." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019EHES0145.
Full textFrom the empirical observation of the productivity of misunderstandings between tourists and kanak tourism providers who host in tribes, this thesis of social and cultural anthropology questions the institutional definitions and the meaning of tourism. The interdependencies between tourists and the Kanak population of New Caledonia show that tourism activity is not confined to an economic dimension but constitutes a space of socialization where individual and collective identity quests are predominant
Nayral, Mélissa. "Le chantier du politique : Étude anthropologique de la vie politique à Ouvéa (Nouvelle-Calédonie)." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013AIXM3107.
Full textBased on a microsocial ethnography, this thesis focuses on the political life of Ouvéa Island (New Caledonia) which can be considered as a constant ongoing building process.Using four case studies describing crisis, polemics or controversies, this thesis offers more general thoughts on the organization on how this political life is locally conceived and on the relationships of influence and of power it can generates.The analysis evolves around three major problematics. The « affaire de la grotte d’Ouvéa », which is the first one, demonstrates how historical events and their memory stakes are the foundation of the contemporary political life. The second one, questions « custom » as a standardized discourse, a relationship system and a political order. Its analyses shows that « custom » is not only organizing the daily life on a traditional way, but that it can also be used in order to serve more personal ambitions. The third problematic explores how both « custom » and « republican institutions » do articulate with eachother at the time of the implementation of the « french parity law ». The description of the « conseil municipal » (local Council) therefore provides us with general thoughts on gender relationships in Kanak society. The aim of this work is to demonstrate that the political life of Ouvéa is a paradoxal environment characterised by building as well as demolition and fixing activities. Being at the same time an agitated and motionless place, considering its past when looking forward to the future at the same time, the political life of Ouvéa, just like the elements which compose it, is both a changing and a dynamic object
Fouquet, Annabelle. "Les dépaysements : expérience interdisciplinaire en art et anthropologie sur les mobilités croisées entre le Québec et la Nouvelle-Calédonie." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/67790.
Full textThis specifically-tailored Master's degree in art and anthropology experiments with an interdisciplinary combination of analytic research and aesthetic experience, culminating in both a written thesis and a video installation. It takes a look at individual and collective senses of belonging among groups of people in two territories: Quebec and New Caledonia. This project explores the general challenges of “imagining oneself together”, going beyond differing origins and life horizons within (post)colonial societies. Through semi-directive interviews, and interviews mobilizing original audiovisual footage, this project permits encounters between individuals from New Caledonia who studied in Quebec in mining-related programs on the one hand, and persons originally from Quebec who worked in New Caledonia’s mines on the other hand. The audiovisual interviews, known as “landscape takes”, create an imaginative space which allows participants to situate themselves. It allows participants to co-inhabit these spaces while listening to and repeating the landscape takes of other participants. Through audiovisual editing of filmed sequences, and through the creation of a videographic installation, I have explored the singular and shareable dimension of these identities. I look at sensory and relational dimensions, but also temporal dimensions relative to identitarian processes and dynamics of collective belonging. I also take interest in the way in which these senses of belonging and identitarian process involve, or do not, a national reference.
Marin, Léonie. "Les revendications médiatisées kanak." Paris 8, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA083534.
Full textThis research aims to study the mediated claims of Kanak people from New Caledonia, an overseas collectivity of French in a process of self-determination. In its contemporary context, we define the notion of claim by analyzing its processes, which enable self-definition and self-representation. These new perspectives have created a dynamic of ideological political, social, economic and cultural confrontations, which contribute to social change. Since the late 1960s, with the advent of political parties' media, the mediatization of the forms of communication of Kanak people has evolved, due to a proliferation of claims and identification processes. In this perspective, a field survey in France and Oceania has allowed us to intersect an in situ ethnographic approach with a discursive analysis of mediated interactions on the Internet, covered by Communication Science. The complementarity of these approaches intends to contribute to the deepening of a digital anthropology. Within the Internet sphere, the appropriation of digital media devices, as well as the self-publishing of mediated interactions renew the individual communicational practices and generate debates. While these debates may give rise to conflicts, they may also become a favorable modality for intercultural exchange. In addition, contemporary communication tactics allow a renewal of the ways to participate individually and collectively, by creating new forms of social and political engagement
Rougemont, Héloïse. "Le ciment de mes ancêtres : construction sociale et transmission d'un conflit : événements et destin commun en Kanaky-Nouvelle-Calédonie." Thesis, Nouvelle Calédonie, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014NCAL0064/document.
Full textWhat kind of knowledge (re )produce or undo « ethnie » conflicts? To explore this question, thisthesis invests three fields of research: identical processes; conflict; education/learing, in particularsocial construction and informai transmission of history narratives. It is interested in the said periodof« Events» in Kanaky-New-Caledonia. The analysis is based on several months offieldwork(mainly Nouméa, Northeast and Lifou). It covers about twenty semi-directive research interviews,realized with people living for the most part in tribe, having been born between 1939 and 2005.andhaving experimented this period of diverse ways. It attempts to link the real-life experience of theEvents, their transmission and the social construction of representations about « common fate ».From the theoretical point ofview, it goes away from a culturalist reading of the conflict, promotinga pragmatic analysis
Poulin, Jean-Félix, and Jean-Félix Poulin. "Terre de parole, Terre de partage? : regard anthropologique sur les relations interethniques dans les bars et nakamals de Nouméa (Nouvelle-Calédonie)." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/36970.
Full textL’objectif de ce mémoire est de décrire et analyser les dynamiques sociales à l’oeuvre dans deux types de lieux importants de la sociabilité de Nouméa, en Nouvelle-Calédonie, les bars et boîtes de nuit ainsi que les nakamals (bars à kava), en tenant compte du contexte sociopolitique global dans lequel elles s’inscrivent. Ne pouvant pas couvrir l’ensemble des bars, boîtes de nuit et nakamals de Nouméa, la recherche porte particulièrement sur douze lieux, six bars et boîtes de nuit ainsi que six nakamals, situés dans quatre différentes régions de la ville. L’analyse de certaines « situations sociales » révélatrices observées dans ces lieux démontre que le type d’espace dans lequel se déroulent les situations, ainsi que les substances qu’on y consomme, influencent les types de rapports sociaux qui y prennent place. La recherche révèle ainsi que les nakamals sont les lieux les plus susceptibles d’être la scène de différentes formes de réconciliation entre membres de communautés ethniques différentes, alors que dans les bars et boîtes de nuit, les relations interethniques sont généralement plus tendues, voire conflictuelles, ce qui participe au maintien d’un sentiment d’insécurité. Mots-clés : Nouvelle-Calédonie, ethnicité, Kanak, Zoreille, Caldoche, Nouméa, milieu urbain, bar, boîte de nuit, nakamal, kava, insécurité, réconciliation.
The purpose of this thesis is to describe and analyze the social dynamics at work in two types of important places of sociability, bars and nightclubs as well as nakamals, in Nouméa, New Caledonia, taking into account the overall socio-political context in which they take place. Not being able to cover all the bars, clubs and nakamals (kava bars) of Nouméa, the research focuses on 12 places, 6 bars and nightclubs and 6 nakamals, located in 4 different areas of the city. The analysis of certain revealing “social situations” observed in these places shows that the type of space in which the situations take place, as well as the substances that are consumed therein, influence the types of social relations that take place. Research thus reveals that nakamals are the most likely places to stage different forms of reconciliation between members of different ethnic communities, whereas in bars and nightclubs, interethnic relations are rather tense, if not conflictual, which contributes to maintain a feeling of insecurity. Keywords: New Caledonia, ethnicity, Kanak, Zoreille, Caldoche, Nouméa, urban setting, bar, nightclub, nakamal, kava, insecurity, reconciliation.
The purpose of this thesis is to describe and analyze the social dynamics at work in two types of important places of sociability, bars and nightclubs as well as nakamals, in Nouméa, New Caledonia, taking into account the overall socio-political context in which they take place. Not being able to cover all the bars, clubs and nakamals (kava bars) of Nouméa, the research focuses on 12 places, 6 bars and nightclubs and 6 nakamals, located in 4 different areas of the city. The analysis of certain revealing “social situations” observed in these places shows that the type of space in which the situations take place, as well as the substances that are consumed therein, influence the types of social relations that take place. Research thus reveals that nakamals are the most likely places to stage different forms of reconciliation between members of different ethnic communities, whereas in bars and nightclubs, interethnic relations are rather tense, if not conflictual, which contributes to maintain a feeling of insecurity. Keywords: New Caledonia, ethnicity, Kanak, Zoreille, Caldoche, Nouméa, urban setting, bar, nightclub, nakamal, kava, insecurity, reconciliation.
Nicolas, Hélène. "La fabrique des époux : Approche anthropologique et historique du mariage, de la conjugalité et du genre (Lifou, Nouvelle Calédonie)." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012AIXM3138/document.
Full textThe research subject of this thesis is marriage and conjugality on Lifou, an island of New Caledonia, from 1842, the beginning of evangelization, up until the present day. By studying socialization for marriage, matrimonial rituels and their transformations, it seeks to make a contribution to knowledge of the gender system of this Kanak region. Ceremonial life on Lifou today is governed by opulent marriage rituals. The age group system makes marriage an obligatory passage without which an individual cannot become an "adult" (nyipi atr). Once married, the productive and reproductive capacities of the wife belong to her husband. During ceremonial marriage exchanges, a veritable "war of gifts", the totality of the relatives who constitute the network of the two kinship groups present is reactivated. Honouring the members of ones kinship and alliance networks involves accepting marriage or a conjugal relationship. Marriage and conjugality were transformed by the action of the Christian missionaries who sought to replace the local model of separation and antagonism between the sexes by a gender system based on the conjugal couple, in which "the man is the head and the woman the body". Under the system of Native Regulations (régime de l’indigénat), colonial laws strengthened a husband's rights over his wife and considerably reduced the latter's freedom of action. It was only in 1946 (the end of the system of Native Regulations), and during the independence protests in the 1980s, that the women of Lifou gained new room for manoeuvre and could thus oppose a husband's unilateral exercise of power
Desroches-Maheux, Ève. "Quotidien et implication citoyenne : regard anthropologique sur la jeunesse kanak à Koné (Nouvelle-Calédonie)." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27187.
Full textThis master thesis seeks to demystify the diverse experiences of youth in New Caledonia and explores the manifestations of agency by a particular group of young Kanak as they take part in a “collective form of existence” (vivre ensemble) in New Caledonia. The group is composed of young men and women of Koné involved in associations governed by the law established on July 1st 1901 and whose activities primarily revolve around a house located in the Cigales neighbourhood and it’s household. The analysis reveals that youth experiences and practices cannot be reduced to the representations put forward by dominant discourses. These, in fact, wrongly portray young Kanak as being trapped in an unchanged and immobile ancestral culture, and focus primarily on their inadequacy in today’s world as well as on their problems. It is argued that young Kanak possess creative capacities, want to contribute to society and aspire, for most of all, to take an active and vocal part in it. This research further shows that their experiences and initiatives must be contextualised, meaning considered in relation to the contemporary “situation” (social, political and economic) brought by the Nouméa Accord of 1998 according to which these are shaped. Keywords: Kanak, New Caledonia, Youth, shared destiny, citizenship, everyday life, urban milieu, indigenous people.
Vidal, Gilles. "Les théologies contextuelles dans le Pacifique Sud au XXe siècle. Analyse des conditions de production d'un discours religieux en situation." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011MON30004/document.
Full textThis Ph. D. Thesis offers a description of contemporary contextual Pacific Islands’ theology. The methodological approach is interdisciplinary, drawing on history, sociology and anthropology, missiology, and theology. The first part is a diachronic study of the origin of this new kind of theology in the context of decolonisation and regionalisation of Christianity through the Pacific Churches’ ecumenical network from the 1970’s to the 2000’s. The thoughts of three contemporary Pacific theologians are presented in detail: Sione ‘Amanaki Havea, Sevati Tuwere, Ama ‘Amalele Tofaeono. The second part is more synchronic, proposing a typology of specific theological themes in the Pacific: the different representations of God, Christology, “Theology of Celebration”, “Theology of Identity”. The purpose of this part is to work on cultural symbols like the land or homeland (fenua / vanua), kava, traditional hut, and yam, among others, and to study the link between religion and culture and the use of tradition. The third and last part deals with the theoretical issue of contextualisation in theology, the origin of the word and of the concept of contextualisation as well as its limits from an ecumenical point of view. This section also takes into account the problematic of the connection between culture and theology in the contemporary context of a globalised Christianity
Wadrawane, Eddy. "L'école aux marges de la tribu : approche anthropologique des stratégies d'accueil et d'intégration de l'institution scolaire en Nouvelle-Calédonie (Provinces Nord et Iles)." Thesis, Bordeaux 2, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010BOR21769/document.
Full text"Here is the school of leadership. Teachers are appointed with the consent of the tribe and chiefdom. Here, there is a great leader, the small head and the pastor and after administration [...]. The school, it belongs to gavaman (Governor). This has been going. It's all in the domain of Ledran (public space). But all this rests on our land. " The response of the dignitary of the tribe of Padawa on Maré Island in New Caledonia, Monday, March 3, 1983 raised the triggers for reflection on the spatial arrangement of the school Kanak tribe. The expression used by the dignitary clannish, "it sits on our land," even if it makes us confused about the spatial location of the school, however it gives us the opportunity of a social anthropological approach and an angle review reports progressive policy related to the history of inclusion and integration of groups and Aboriginal objects in space. The preposition "on" position involves what is on the surface of what is under the authority transient, as opposed to internally; "under" customary land is space, space for rooting. The dichotomy between "on" and "below" refers to spatial concepts such as greeting and welcoming, understood as a representation of order of arrival in the socialized space, the tribe. This order of occupation becomes a strong argument for the claim to legitimacy among Aboriginal people themselves and between indigenous and others. The vital microespaces are managed according to the order of integration and localization of objects or groups of the collective. This distinction occupying space can then elucidate the paradoxical location of the school to the example of one of the tribe of Padawa, which alone, like a border guard post on the borders of the tribe. Nothing is less straightforward in the Kanak community where space and its management are not ephemera even evanescent. Based on the qualitative method through social discursively, our thoughts on the place of the school in kanak tribes not only probes into the indigenous intention to paradoxically posit the infrastructure but also, because it opposes two different kinds of space - esoteric and exoteric, into the way indigenous knowledge, scholar knowledge and island knowledge may come into competition in not so clear strategies of the political anthropologization of space, generated by a combination of perspectives. The sake of research of dynamic equilibrium, following the integration of school space by rewording and rearrangement lead to the emergence Standing under barycentric space built and implicitly expected by the Agreements, modern space that we would like appoint, Public Space of the country, where new space is dialogic discourse to confront various cultural texts and complex. In addition, our analysis would reconsider these complex spaces indigenous identity when, in the context of parole "unbalancing" the native risk his extradition in a suffocating world of formatting, in which everything is a pretext to swallow what is identity, as form of dehumanization by dispossessing the ability to think ... ... and the world as noble human activity. Would not that our challenge?
Leblic, Isabelle. "Parcours en anthropologie maritime, en technologie, en anthropologie de la parenté et des rituels, de la Bretagne à la Nouvelle-Calédonie kanak." Habilitation à diriger des recherches, 2010. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00829158.
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