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Chaffard-Sylla, Solange. "Des chasseurs aux abords d'une aire protégée : les Konon, les Manon et la réserve de biosphère des Monts Nimba (République de Guinée)." Paris, Muséum national d'histoire naturelle, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002MNHN0007.
Full textIn Guinea forest, Around the Nimba Mount (biosphere reserve of Unesco), live the Konon and the Manon, farmers and hunters populations. Cynegetic activity is the essential way to get meat, but there are others functions : medicine, juridical, commercial. A study in three villages of the reserve analyse the cynegetic practices and show the local management of game. The village hunting is practiced by specialists actors who run areas and game animals with rules of access, prelevement and repartition. This activity is a way of social cohesion between the local communities. Actually, the majority of the prelevement of game is represented by small animals (big rodents and forest antelopes). But, the techniques are evoluting and practices are changing : from a subsistence hunt with access rules is appearing a commercial hunt who obey to market laws. Thus it is a threat from the wild fauna. In front of the dynamic situation of this market of bush meat, an acceptance of the traditional practices who get an interest for the conservation and sustainable use of the biodiversity have to be developed. Like that, the cynegetic uses and the protection of the wild fauna will be mixed in the Nimba reserve
Nsondé, Jean de Dieu. "Langues, culture et histoire koongo aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles : à travers les documents linguistiques... /." Paris : Ed. l'Harmattan, 1996. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb358063748.
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Nsondé, Jean de Dieu. "Les populations et cultures de langue koongo aux XVIIème-XVIIIème siècles : à travers les documents linguistiques des témoins européens." Paris 1, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1991PA010603.
Full textHow did the Koongo-speaking populations in Kongo and Kakongo lived the 17th and 18th centuries, which were periods of important social and economic transformations induced by slave trade ? The numerous linguistic sources of european origin (bilingual dictionaries, etc. ). Which are, for most of them, original and used in this work as essential material, permit to answer this question. On one hand, they are showing, with the Kikoongo lexis, the lexical and morphosyntaxical unicity between the different dialects of this language, going from the borders of the luanda area to mayumba, and from the Congo river to the margins of pool. On the other hand, they are proving the stability of basic cultural forms such as matrilinear kinship and "traditional" religion which nevertheless, has to compete with christianity. At the same time, important changes occur in food with the entry of american plants ( cassava, corn), and in craft industry for some local productions (palm tree fibres) are drawing back from the importations. The Koongo-speaking area becomes the second zone of contacts and trade between African and european people, after the gulf of Guinea
Bitsindou-Mahoukou, Émile. "Le conte koongo et l'éducation traditionnelle." Paris 5, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA05H083.
Full textEuropean or even African writers believe that the social customs are unchangeable, immuable; the present study would like to show and to demonstrate that the social customs of koong and others are keeping and holding in themselves some contradictions. In addition, when a society is coming in contact with another society, necessary changes occur in both each one taking from the other what is good to answer to its needs of the moment; that is why to put shift between the tradition and the modernity is to commit an act of felony, it is to refuse the truth, because if the modernity is putting the tradition to the test, tradition is not loosing the ground, it changes remaining the same
Hombessa-Nkounkou, Estelle. "Le développement psycho-moteur du bébé Kongo-Lari : environnement culturel et aspects cognitifs." Paris 5, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA05H087.
Full textCould be infant development influenced by the way of education? a research was carried out in two populations, congolese babies and french babies about the prehension gesture development between 4 to 7 months. In africa, and particularly in the kongo-lari population, babies are carried on the back and are often placed in positions highly conductive to the development of postural mastery; in addition, they undergo massage-treatments aimed at developing their musculature; on the other hand, these infants are never presented with objets by adults. On the contrary, in europe, motor development receives relatively little stimulation and babies spend a lot of time in positions not conductive to the development of neck and shouder musculature. In contrast, the same babies undergo cognitive hyperstimulation due to the fact that a great many objects are available. If the development of reaching behavior is partly dependant upon practice in manipulating objects rather than being entirely dependant on postural development, then african and european babies should differ in their reaching ability. (. . . )
Loubaki, Gilbert. "Valeurs et conflits de valeur chez des enfants Kongo de la République Populaire du Congo : aspects de la construction de la personne." Toulouse 2, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988TOU20038.
Full textThe values exist but are they expressed in the same way everywhere ? should there be any distinctive characteristic among kongo people ? the specificity of the context in which the study is carried out requieres before hand view of culture, that includes observations, daily practices, interviews. . . To understand the forming of the person also means and mostly grasping the complexity of the cultural environment. Therefore, the values signify the person and the person has his meanings through essential values. This is carried out by connecting basic ties that never break. They express a contant balance work of two poles : filiation links and union ties. The inflation or the breaking of one of the poles give rise to conflicts. In short, thanks to our environment we will try a theorization of the child's appropriateness in his cultural context and to himself
Mayoka, Massengo Paul. "La representation de la personne humaine parmi les bakoongo : de la participation et de l'individuation en anthropologie." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995STR20084.
Full textThe study shows, from some fieldwork's data, that the koongo view of man is a global system of thought, whose the only stake is the human element. Indeed, by defining the person as the sum of the individual, the social and the cosmic coordinates, it lets the latter enter in a cyclical and linear existence, characterized by four successive moments: two as the "fulfilment" stats, respectively in the "upper land" and in the "lower land", and the other two as intermediate ones. However, that wouldn't be possible if the man wasn't a double entity: "inner man" and "outer man", whose each of them is made up of two elements: a subtle (or fluid) and perennial one, a perceptible (or coarce) and ephemeral one. This double dyadic structure (2x2) hasn't any other purpose than to increase the human being. So, the constitutional and existencial pluralism becomes explainable, particularly its sending back to the social and cosmic orders. This is an integrating vision of the person: the "participation", which supposes to distinguish first the different orders and their components; that means about the man, to have his own image of oneself: the "individuation". These two principles are not necessarily opposite contrary to what the anthropologists usually say
Nsukula, Nkanga Emmanuel. "Relecture du "Katekisimu" sur l'axe de la matrice culturelle kongo : jalons pour un projet de catéchèse fondamentale inculturée." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003STR20043.
Full textThis work is a critical reappraisal of the catechesis conceived and practiced during more than five centuries among the Kongo people, considered here as a vast cultural and linguistic zone. The principal problematic of this research takes its origin from an observation in the ancient and contemporary history of evangelization in Africa : three encounters between Christianity and African cultural traditions, at three differents periods that have all ended up in a deadlock. One can ask the following question : "How can the Christian proposition in the catechesis be really pertinent, in other that it may be received and welcomed as the message of salvation ?"
Nsatounkazi, Armand-Guy. "La survivance des valeurs traditionnelles et familiales Kongo en milieu pétrolier à Pointe-Noire : le cas des agents et ouvriers d'Elf-Congo et Agip-Recherches Congo." Paris 8, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1927PA081231.
Full textThrough the conflict between tradition and modernity, the oil phenomenon of the pointe-noire of congo has partially contributed in the bursting of some cultural and social kongo values. Workmen and employees, kongo belonging to elf-congo and agip-recherches congo and partly separated from their traditional environment, are now facing problems such as : -remaining thoroughly faithful to the logic of a world sticking to traditional structures which some sides less and less appeal to reality ; - or including more and more modernity, so as to improve the structures ; - or furthermore combining modernism as a complementary element with the traditional society. Today the lineage relations are mainly struck by this problem
Kibelolo-N'Gabala, Jacqueline. "L'Enfant handicapé par déficience physique chez les Kongo : essai d'intégration en milieu scolaire ordinaire." Paris, EHESS, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990EHES0035.
Full textHandicap sets a problem and frightens. This fear persists as silence and avoidance are the best safety devices. Ignorance feeds the fear. Unexpected handicap in a family gives rise to violent emotional reactions leading to paradoxical situations. Whereas the tendency is to consider the disabled person and his family as "the other", the thing itself induces an emotional reaction which has an impact on one's behaviour. This behaviour is inflected by each one's own personality and by the social group one belongs to. Our study is an essay which attempts to give a better knowledge of the disabled child and teenager, to analyse the process of integration, their evolution in a pre-scholastic structure and in primary school, as well as the discriminations and evictions they are subject to, and to bring some answers to the following questions : how can the progress of a function help the child if that child cannot experience that function ? how to help that child to be autonomous notwithstanding the environment in which he lives ? the kongo consider the handicap as fate as well as the notion is related to the way of life the person or a member of his her family has led. It seemed important to us to ascertain this problem through school integration
Books on the topic "Kono (peuple d'Afrique)"
Hardin, Kris L. The aesthetics of action: Continuity and change in a West African town. Washington: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1993.
Find full textLe royaume kongo et la mission catholique, 1750-1838: Du déclin à l'extinction. Paris: Karthala, 2004.
Find full textPratiques informelles et solidarité en Afrique: Solidarités et stratégies de survie en milieu urbain congolais, les micro-crédits. Paris: L'Harmattan, 2008.
Find full textMbata, Adolphe Munkulu. Pratiques informelles et solidarité en Afrique: Solidarités et stratégies de survie en milieu urbain congolais, les micro-crédits. Paris: L'Harmattan, 2008.
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