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Journal articles on the topic "Bouddhisme – Rites et cérémonies"
Coulmont, Baptiste. "Marcelle Saindon, Cérémonies funéraires et postfunéraires en Inde. La tradition derrière les rites." Archives de sciences sociales des religions, no. 124 (October 1, 2003): 63–170. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/assr.991.
Full textTremblay, Martine. "Cérémonies de mariage dans la vallée du Haut-Richelieu au XXe siècle : le faste et le sacré." Articles 67 (December 14, 2011): 93–104. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1006765ar.
Full textJaveau, Claude. "Le cadavre sacré." Article 19, no. 1 (November 1, 2007): 21–24. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/016631ar.
Full textCressy, David. "Death and the social order: the funerary preferences of Elizabethan gentlemen." Continuity and Change 5, no. 1 (May 1990): 99–119. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0268416000003891.
Full textBoisvert, Mathieu. "Comptes rendus / Reviews of books: Cérémonies funéraires et postfunéraires en Inde. La tradition derrière les rites." Studies in Religion/Sciences Religieuses 30, no. 3-4 (September 2001): 447–48. http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/000842980103000333.
Full textRivera Andía, Juan Javier, and Geneviève Deschamps. "Comparaison entre la herranza, la « fête de l’eau » et la zafa-casa dans les Andes." Recherches amérindiennes au Québec 44, no. 2-3 (June 1, 2015): 39–48. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1030965ar.
Full textSauvage‑Cerisier, Manon. "S’isoler pour honorer : l’exemple des sanctuaires de Déméter dans le Péloponnèse." Matérialiser la frontière, no. 3 (December 14, 2020): 43–53. http://dx.doi.org/10.35562/frontieres.389.
Full textGrosse, Christian. "Des « rites de passage » avant van Gennep : les cérémonies funéraires dans les traités antiquaires et « ethnographiques » de la première modernité (xvie-." Anabases, no. 23 (May 2, 2016): 99–114. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/anabases.5599.
Full textMahdavi Zadeh, Mojgan. "La mise en scène des pièces de théâtre européennes par Ali Raffi en Iran et Circulation des savoirs entre la France et l’Iran." ALTERNATIVE FRANCOPHONE 2, no. 5 (February 13, 2020): 6–20. http://dx.doi.org/10.29173/af29394.
Full textHautecoeur, Jean-Paul. "Variations et invariance de l'Acadie dans le néo-nationalisme acadien." Articles 12, no. 3 (April 12, 2005): 259–70. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/055537ar.
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Mersan, Alexandra de. "Espace rituel et construction de la localité : contribution à l'étude ethnographique d'une population de la Birmanie contemporaine : les Arakanais." Paris, EHESS, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005EHES0191.
Full textThis doctoral dissertation deals with the Arakanese, a tibeto-burman population of western Burma, it explores the significance of territory as a constituen of this buddhist society. In the first and contextual, i lay bare the peculiarity of Arakan state consisting of the predominance of water, and present the very field of my research observation : Mrauk U, capital city of the last arakanese kingdom, still rich of its historical legacy. With regard to this legacy, i am interested in analyzing notably the founding rites as welle as the current politics of the burmese government to promote tourism. The ethnography of the ceremonies related to events such as funerals, noviciate, marriage, underscores two facts : on the one hand, that social relations are heavily based on membership to a residential unit ; on the group shows itself clearlyduring the ritual ceremonies. Indeed, annual worships of the spirits (nat) reveal the value conferred on locality and terrotory is inscribed into several well-ordered units, which are included in a larger buddhist cosmology. Finally, this study underlines that the legend of the Buddha's Mahamuni image - the ancient palladium of the arakanese kingship - is the founding and federating myth of the arakanese society that maintains it via the buddhist statuary. By doing so, this society perpetuates the sacred space of this locality
Gao, Ya-Li. "Musique, rituel et symbolisme : étude de la pratique musicale dans le rituel shuilu chez les bouddhistes orthodoxes à Taiwan." Paris 10, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA100058.
Full textDoré, Mani-Samouth. "Le Grand Tambour de monastère chez les peuples taïs bouddhistes du Quadrangle d'Or : une approche d'anthropologie comparative dans une perspective ethno-historique." Paris 7, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA070021.
Full textFollowing a research project in the Great-Drum of Luang Prabang monastery ( Laos) undertaken for my DESS (Paris VI1, 2002), the aim of the present dissertation is to study the aforesaid Great-Drum and its accompanying instruments on one hand in a larger geographical frame, namely that of the Buddhist Tai communities of the Golden Quadrangle, and on the other hand in a deeper historical perspective, dating back to the first Chinese dynasty, the Xia who share a common cultural relationship with the Yue, the ancestors of the Tai. Using comparative and ethno-historical methodology, the dissertation is composed of two volumes. The first one (267 pages) is composed of four chapters and the bibliography: 1. Physical characters of the Great-Drum and its accompanying instruments; 2. Techniques of construction and measurement; 3. Rites of construction and consecration; Objects introduced into the Great-Drum and its esoteric symbolism. The second volume (156 pages) is composed of ten annexes, two indices, four glossaries, a table of weights and measures and seven geographical maps. In conclusion, it appears that notwithstanding its modest liturgical and secular fonctions, practised in the present frame of Theravada Buddhism, the Great-Drum has enjoyed a long and honourable destiny. Its roots delve into Siberian shamanism which survives till today in margins, but it is to the Xia dynasty that it owes its morphology and the composition of its instrumental accompaniment. A symbol of political and military power, it has been the instrument not only of imperial conquests, but also of the sinized people, such as the Yue and their Tai descendants, who seek to reproduce the Chinese model. An instrument of power, the Great-Drum expressed new facets of its personality as soon as the Tai communities which had become established in the Golden Quadrangle from the 7th century, came under the influence of various Buddhist schools. It became no longer only an instrument or shamanic mount as in its Siberian origins, but by turns, depending on the historical and cultural contexts: Shaman, Maitreya Buddha (primitive Buddhism), Avalokitesvara Buddhism (Tibetan Buddhism) and "Sovereign of the Dharma" (Tantric Buddhism)
Hureau, Sylvie. "Kumārajīva (env. 344-413) : conseiller des princes, traducteur et instigateur d'une orthodoxie bouddhique en Chine." Paris, INALCO, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003INAL0007.
Full textThe history of Kumārajīva, monk from the Kucha kingdom who was exiled to Chang'an in 401, where he ended his life as a master and translator, has crystallized the figure of a translator whose works paved the way to the development of some of the greatest Buddhist schools. However, in a general study concerning Buddhism in northern China at the beginning of the 5th century, Kumārajīva appears as a master whose role consisted to transmit a liturgy practiced in Kucha and to establish it in China. As a matter of fact, the renown of Kumārajīva and the changes he made in the history of Buddhism are not reduced to the introduction of new texts and the talent with which they were translated, but they result from other factors. Searching for leads in his biographies, some core points can be spotted : since his youth in Central Asia, he was supposed to be a master winner of heretical schools, an excellent preacher and to have been on close terms with sovereigns. A recall of the particularities of Buddhism in the countries of Central Asia, by compiling the information provided by pilgrims and historical annals, confirms not only the penetration of Buddhism in royal circles in all the Buddhist countries, from Kucha to Ceylon, but also reports information on the display and importance of ceremonies in which the kings and their relatives participated. From further indications found in the prefaces of the translations done by Kumārajīva in Chang’an, we learn that he preached and translated for audiences composed of monks and lay persons, sometimes members of royal families, on days of Buddhist fasting (posadha). Thus some of his greatest works, such as the Dapin jing, Da zhidu lun, Xiaopin jing , Weimojie suoshuo jing, Siyi jing and Miaofa lianhua jing were translated on the basis of the notes taken by the scribes during his public preaching on posadha days. From the obvious parallel between the way Kumārajīva practiced the posadha ceremonies and the descriptions of the pilgrims at the same time, it is possible to infer that Kumārajīva applied in China a way of practice current in other Buddhist countries at that time
Guidoni, Rachel. "Les reliques dans le monde tibétain." Paris 10, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA100165.
Full textBased on literary sources and fieldwork materials, this Ph. D. Thesis aims at describing the traditions concerning the relies all over the Tibetan cultural area. The first part aims at placing the category of relies in a broader context. It reminds of the place of relies in the three monotheisms, the concepts on death in the Indian, Central Asian and Chinese civilizations, and of the Buddhist traditions on relics as they are mentioned in canonicate sources. The second part presents the category of relies in the Tibetan culture. It describes conceptions on saints' death, funerals which are applied to them, the different circumstances in which relies may be collected, their terminology, properties and classifications. The third part describes the ways relies may be put into circulation, their benefits and uses. Textual sources are mainly concerned with benefits, whereas uses are mostly documented by fieldwork materials. The Tibetan tradition of relies is remarkable through its diversity, be it the terminology, the classifications or the uses of these sacred objects
Pimenova, Ksenia. "Les sources de savoirs : le renouveau du bouddhisme et du chamanisme chez les Touvas de la Sibérie du Sud." Paris, EHESS, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012EHES0089.
Full textThe thesis makes a comparative study of the post-soviet « revival » of Shamanism and Tibetan Buddhism (Guelougpa school) among the Tuvans of South Siberia (Russia). This phenomenon takes place after decades of antireligious persecutions that have resulted in the destruction of the Buddhist community and in the marginalization of Shamanism. The analysis is developed on two complementary levels: the first is focused on the religious organizations; the second on a sociology of identities and ritual practices. At the first level, the thesis shows the relationship of mutual aid and instrumentalization between, on one side, the new religious actors (the Shamans and the Buddhist clergy) and, on the other side, the political circles and the globalized spiritual and religious networks (Buddhist and « Neoshamanist »). Despite their many advantages, these external partnerships result in profound transformations of Shamanism, and in the destabilization of the religious authority in the Tuvan Buddhism. At the second level, the thesis analyses ritual practices in Shamanism and Buddhism, and the life stories of Shamans. It shows that they are both means to claim religious identities and to put into usage the ritual knowledge presented as « traditional ». Together, these two levels of enquiry provide a global understanding of the problems and stakes of the Tuvan religious revival, seized between the necessity of compensating for the inadequacy of the lost ritual knowledge, the ideological requirement of claiming the continuity with the past, and the need to adapt to the new political, legal and cultural context of Post-Soviet Russia
Tamoufe, Simo Raymond Charlie. "Le corps dans les rituels des Bandjoun au Cameroun (1901-1972) : pratiques et représentations." Strasbourg 2, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007STR20067.
Full textSince the advent of colonization in the depths of the high mountains of west-Cameroon at the beginning of the XXth Century, many people felt either concerned, or deeply dismayed. In the Bandjoun society, several fundamental facts aimed at understanding the circumstances and the consequences which arose from the prescriptions of modern practices. The example of practices and Christian rites conveyed by the Western missionaries constitutes one of the main phenomena which were widely talked about at the beginning of the last Century. The cultural destiny of the Bandjoun people, like that of their tradition strongly attached to the customary values, is incontestably confronted as seen in the representations, the religious trajectories and/or spiritual routes existing: - First of all, between the daily life practices and the customary rites and the Christian sacraments. - Next, the impact of ancestral beliefs with respect to the Christian tradition. - Finally, the symbolic system of initiatory traditional values and the theological speech acquired during Baptism. The obviousness and the relevance of this collision find their root at social historical and ethnological level. My thesis does not aim at creating regret or amazement, rupture or continuity. It records the cultural complexity of the body, genuine space of cultural expression in Bandjoun. Conscious of the revelations which the advent of the local clergy in 1972 stimulates in building up the individual and collective representations inherent to Faith, through practices and protective and/or purifying body rites , these representations of the body do not only occur as a divine grace. They are a divine construction, conceived in the ancestral and socially elaborate memory
Semin, Jeanne. "Mise en scène d'une oikonomia africaine : tontines et cérémonies chez les Wolof, les Khassonké, et dans la diaspora." Paris, EPHE, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011EPHE5009.
Full textThe women’s "money-go-rounds" phenomenon is omnipresent in West Africa, especially since the Eighties and the development crisis. This thesis analyzes the reasons of their success from an anthropological point of view, emphasizing the constraining effectiveness in these groups or networks of interdependent contribution, which oblige their members to save regularly in spite of economic difficulties. The thesis presents a comparative ethnography of "money-go-rounds" practices in various contexts : urban ones in Saint-Louis, Senegal, rural ones in Bafoulabé, Mali, and migratory ones in Ile-de-France. There are three great types of "money-go-rounds" in these contexts : grouping type, " depending on a manager " type, ceremonial type. Usually, "money-go-rounds" are overlapping in a complex system of ceremonial expenses, carried by the women for the rites of marriage and births. The author describes and analyzes this system, especially through the attribution of roles which configure the exchanges, and shows how the exchanges caused by the ceremonies, although often condemned as wasting, are at the origin of the dynamic of the "money-go-rounds". She uses the concept of symbolic effectiveness and describes a system of constraining references (circulating objects, uttered words, and performed gestures) which gives meaning to the women's life and, through their exchanges, shapes the society. The women thus express something unspeakable in everyday life of these Muslim societies, namely the central role of women in structuring the social networks
Manniez, Yves. "Les pratiques funéraires en Narbonnaise méditerranéenne (partie occidentale) du IIIe au VIIIe siècle." Aix-Marseille 1, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999AIX10094.
Full textDevo, Irène E. H. "Contribution à la connaissance des rites traditionnels d'une communauté africaine : les Pédah d'Anyron-Kopé au sud du Togo." Paris 7, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA070129.
Full textThe study of the ritual practices of the african traditional milieu in general with particular reference to the Pedah of Anyron-Kope located in southern Togo. The thesis tries to shed light on the initiation rites as performed by the people in the south of Togo known as the Pedah. The study is essentially in three parts: the first part introduces the area of research namely Anyron-Kope with its geographical, historical backround as well as the organisation of the family, cosmogony, beliefs and religious practices. The second part devotes itself to the description of the life cycle of the woman, marriage, married life, pregnancy, childbirth, name-giving, initiation rites and upbringing. The last part deals with funeral rites consisting of preburial ceremonies, preparation for burial, burial itself as well as burial ceremonies. The study undertaken, by its title, description and analysis, illuminates for us the traditional practices of the Pedah and, on a socio-cultural level, provides us with salient points of reference concerning this community in southern Togo. The thesis is therefore the fruit of our concern to shed light on the great cultural wealth and the mystery of the practices and values involved in forming members of the Pedah society
Books on the topic "Bouddhisme – Rites et cérémonies"
Duchesne, Jean. Retrouver le mystère: Plaidoyer pour les rites et la liturgie. Paris: Desclée de Brouwer, 2004.
Find full textMatsunami, Kodo. International handbook of funeral customs. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1998.
Find full textBourgault, Luc. Le sentier de la beauté: Cérémonies et rituels autochtones amérindiens. St. Ambroise de Kildare, Qc: Productions Orfée, 2000.
Find full textCentre national du livre (France), ed. Rome, le prince et la cité: Pouvoir impérial et cérémonies publiques, 1. siècle av.-début du 4. siècle apr J.-C. Paris: Presses universitaires de France, 2005.
Find full textBrown, Joseph Epes. L' héritage spirituel des Indiens d'Amérique. Paris: Éditions du Rocher, 1996.
Find full textBook chapters on the topic "Bouddhisme – Rites et cérémonies"
Coulet, Noël. "De l’intégration à l’exclusion : la place des juifs dans les cérémonies d’entrée solennelle au Moyen Âge." In Rites, histoires et mythes de Provence, 43–55. Presses universitaires de Provence, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.pup.13332.
Full textKaci, Maxime. "Citoyenneté modelée, citoyenneté modulée : les rites et cérémonies publics durant la Révolution française." In Citoyenneté et éducation par la société, 73–84. Presses universitaires de Franche-Comté, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.pufc.12272.
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