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Journal articles on the topic "Rites de guérison"
Seddik Arkam, Faiza. "Épouser l’essuf(l’invisible) : rites de passages et de guérison chez les Touaregs de l’Ahaggar (Sahara algérien)." L'Autre 15, no. 3 (2014): 346. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/lautr.045.0346.
Full textDie Redaktion. "Rites religieux / guérison au temple / dispute sur les cellules souches / chirurgie par arthroscopie / effets secondaires des bêtabloquants." Forum Médical Suisse ‒ Swiss Medical Forum, April 23, 2003. http://dx.doi.org/10.4414/fms.2003.04851.
Full textRachik, Hassan. "Sainteté (culte des saints)." Anthropen, 2016. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.024.
Full textBéchacq, Dimitri, and Hadrien Munier. "Vodou." Anthropen, 2016. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.040.
Full textLeduc, Diane. "Modèles de formation et architecture dans l’enseignement supérieur : culture numérique et développement humain, dirigé par Brigitte Albero, Teresa Yurén et Jérôme Guérin." Revue internationale de pédagogie de l’enseignement supérieur 35, no. 2 (December 31, 2019). http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/ripes.2167.
Full textTan, Wei Shen, Laura Buckley, Adam Devall, Laurence Loubiére, Ann Pope, Mark Feneley, Jo Cresswell, et al. "PD19-08 RADIOFREQUENCY-INDUCED THERMO-CHEMOTHERAPY EFFECT (RITE) PLUS MITOMYCIN VERSUS A SECOND COURSE OF BACILLUS CALMETTE-GUÉRIN (BCG) OR INSTITUTIONAL STANDARD IN PATIENTS WITH RECURRENCE OF NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER FOLLOWING INDUCTION OR MAINTENANCE BCG THERAPY (HYMN): A OPEN-LABEL, MULTICENTRE, PHASE III RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL." Journal of Urology 197, no. 4S (April 2017). http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.juro.2017.02.881.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Rites de guérison"
Kolié, Cécé. "Cultures africaines et rites de guérison : lieux de santé et rencontre des médecines en Côte d'Ivoire-Guinée." Paris 5, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA05H043.
Full text1. Reception of occidental medicine in Africa, where it aided the cause of colonization, takes on several forms : 1. 2. Mimetism and snobbery : very costly hospitals, sophisticated equipment, health evacuation, all reserved for the rich. 1. 2. Rehabilitation of traditional medicine, disparaged and reduced underground by occidental civilization compled recognition while introducing new social diseases : alcoholism, tobacco addition, sexual diseases. . . 1. 3. In all cases, an observation : confiscation of hospital cares by the rich, return farmers towards healers which shows that health is not symmetrical to economic development (Cote-d'Ivoire) or ideology (guinea). 2. Approach of traditional African medicine : 2. 1. From wishes for blessing, from passage rituals and from actual therapeutic rituals. Nosology and etiology and the community aspect of diseases make us perceive structure of therapy as well, made with interaction of vital forces against death powers. 2. 2. Curing rituals are not stilted data, but are nowadays reinvented and renovated by new healers facing destructuration of African personality as result of modernity. 3. How to manage the encountering of medicines? Health for all in the year 2000? 3. 1. To reckon the limits of occidental medical system (high costs, lac lack of cultural understanding. Also boundaries of African medicine. To integrate occidental medicine into African culture, and not the contrary. To avoid that healers be phagocytosed. 3. 2. To take advantage of favoured meeting points (psychotherapy and phytotherapy) and respective abilities to detect the sick persons and defeat ailments such as tuberculosis. 3. 3. To extend the health primary cares not only vaccinations, but consistent policy for drugs and best personnel management, and more justice into access to cares, and improve the life condition especially in the country-side. 3. 4. A proposal : a type of experimental health centre, cheap, open to the country people from the cultural and geographic point of view, and where both medicines lives together
Bikay-Nyounay, Jean-Marc. "Conceptions africaines de la maladie et rites de guérison (le cas des Basaa-Bantu du Sud Cameroun)." Paris 4, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA040182.
Full textThe Basaa-Bantu, population of south Cameroon, have had in turn, a traditional conception of disease -cure, a western and modern conception, to which was added a Christian conception. After 100 years of Christianism, these populations associate on the one hand the traditional medicine with modern medicine and demonstrate, on the other hand, signs of a real adaptation of the evangelical message to the extent that they can, from these various conceptions of a new examination of the scriptures and the tradition of church, propose to the universal church a semantic transition from the sacrament of the sick to the sacrament of recovery. A transition which is adaptable to the African conception of disease and cure. This recovery should be taken less in magical sense then biblical. In effect, the cure propose by Jesus Christ to man of all time and all places, is a total cure of man. It comprises a spiritual dimension which can bring about a bodily cure with a view to the realization of its salvation. A dimension in reality, very close to the African conception
Hsu, Li-ling. "Le rituel fachang : un rituel d'exorcisme et de guérison effectué par les maîtres têtes-rouges du nord de Taiwan." Paris, EPHE, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001EPHE5029.
Full textThe ritual of fachang, or "ritual of Method", is also called da buyun, or "Great Restoration of the Destiny". This ritual is composed of several smaller rituals, and is performed by Northern Taiwan's Red Head Masters. The masters propose this ritual in cases such as serious illness. The ritual is often performed in the home of those who ask for it and it lasts usually between one or two days. Nowadays, the ritual is less and less performed, and is even endangered, because of socio-economic changes. Now, in place of full rituals, masters perform individual, smaller rituals, without musicians, and without going to people's place. This study deals first with the tradition of Red Head Masters in Northern Taiwan, and second on the performance procedure of the rituals themselves. The last part of the thesis is an analysis of the symbolic dimension of the ritual, as well as the role and function of the Red Head Masters in Taiwan's contemporary society
De, Morais Gourevitch Aparecida Maria. "Au-delà de la biomédecine : mythes, maladie et guérison chez les Indiens Baré en Amazonie." Paris, EHESS, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010EHES0592.
Full textThis thesis is based on an ethnography realized in the Indian group Baré (Arawak of Brazil and Venezuela). This ethnic group was submitted to a strong impact during the contact with Whites and even, for a moment, has been considered as disappeared in Brazil. However, Baré then reappeared with a very rich culture: at the same time as they kept their beliefs and traditional practices, they "grafted" on it various cultural items from Rio Negro's other ethnic groups and, too, beliefs and practices linked with popular catholicism, notably with some saints they are using in some healing requests. I study the interaction between baré myths, diseases and healing practices in the light of baré imaginary and their representations of illness, origins and treatments of the ailments which arte normally treated by biomedicine. I also analyse the different forms of traditional medicine, notably those of the pajés (shamans), as well as the various modalities of using both western and/or traditional medicine. In addition, this work analyses the respective importance of every therapeutics and the Baré's feeling when one of them is lacking. The Baré's traditional medicine, grounded on their myths or ancestral and actual beliefs and their way of life, appears to be fundamental and efficient to treat a great number of diseases with "supernatural" origin (sorcery, intoxication), as well as other natural environmental dangers. Traditional medicine appears to them as necessary and, at the same time, complementary to the biomedicine, with which it forms a subjectively effective pair
Balla, Ndegue Séraphin Guy. "L'onirique et les quêtes de bien-être: les entours des pratiques de guérison pentecôtistes à Yaoundé (Cameroun)." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27649.
Full textThis thesis analyzes healing practices in the Pentecostal churches in beti’s sociocultural context in Yaoundé, particularly in the true Church of God of Cameroon. These Pentecostal churches have been increasingly multiplying across the country since the end of religious restrictions in 1990. This opening corresponds to the period where small businesses activities exploded, even in the religious field, in a situation of economic collapse. Many persons create their own church, with the pretention to break down witchcraft. In the etiological speeches, dreamlike stories emerge as the narrative form preferred by the actors to account for their situation. Witchcraft aetiology reflects the search for well-being, but, more fundamentally, it cannot be understood outside local theories of the word. Dreams details are interesting material that allows us to analyze these theories as well as stakeholders’ expectations. The thesis is organized in seven chapters. The first concerns theoretical and methodological guidelines (chapter 1). Then comes ethnography of contemporary Beti society based on the historical and symbolic influences of the state administration, of schooling and that of Catholic and Protestant Christianity (chapter 2). Nowadays, the rapid expansion of Pentecostalism breaks down the monopoly of the old churches, particularly that of Catholicism in Yaoundé (chapter 3). The dream seems to be an etiological springboard which makes people move, seeking meaning and healing in the Pentecostal churches (Chapter 4). I analyze dream as an ontological medium driving social action. Its interpretations reflects local theories of the world and social transformations. Dreams interpretations fuels the meaning given to the disease (Chapter 5). The family is at the centre of sorcery problems and a space of the creation and the appropriation of dreams’ meaning. I will then try to understand why women are so vulnerable to all sorts of problems in their families and to demonic possession in the Pentecostal churches (Chapter 6). Finally, I will analyze conversion as a healing condition, the meaning and the concrete fruits of healing (Chapter 7).
Aghakhani, Nader. "Le processus de symbolisation à travers le "jeu" des "gens de l'air"." Paris 13, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA131030.
Full textIn the study of the care system of a community in the South of Iran (ahle hava), practices which enable the bâbâ (healer) to offer to a person the possibility of "regaining the taste of life" by series of rituals were to be located. The "metapsychology of the taking care" of this community is composed of the stages of taking charge of the patient, and his healing. The subject is pummeled around the body. This process ends with the naming of a wind (the spirit, the evil which haunts him). By considering "aparticular experience" in a "system of thought", this method is used for creating a point of identify. The latter will cause of a whole construction of identity, by offering a peculiar adventure. The theory of drive or "the mythology of psychanalysis" seems to be the most appropriate way to read and decipher the mental functionalities which mobilize and articulate this therapeutic undertaking. The instinct being an "amount of activity" of the psychic apparatus, is the energy which drives the subject and which has to be symboliezd definitely. The enigma which is behind this force could only find its significane when introduced in an "intersubjective dialectics". It seems that in the ritual of the ahle hava the establishment of this dialectics based on the desire and the knowledge possessed by the other, is the aim to be reached. In such situations, the transfer and the language become therapeutic invariants, hidden behind cultural particularities. The handling of these two concepts according to various theories and their cost differ in each culture. When the bâbâ offers naming, a wedding and a sacrifice for the adaptation, the psychanalist being in the quest of a truth of the subject, offers an elaboration and a construction which are based on an unbinding work and "a crossing of juvenile periods", when going into it thoroughly. In the both cases, the result isa "change of attitude of the subject towards his illness"
Legrip, Olivia. "(Dé)loger le mal : spatialité et pratiques religieuses de guérison en région betsileo (Madagascar)." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014LYO22017/document.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to understand the modalities and the logics of arrangements in religious healing practices in Betsileo region, in the central highlands of Madagascar. In this context, the ritual treatments are offered by soothsayers-healers and possessed by family ancestors, royal ancestors and/or spirits of the nature, but also the exorcists of the lutheran protestant movement of Revival (fifohazana), who appeared in the Betsileo village of Soatanàna, in 1894. This research was principally conducted in the regional capital, Fianarantsoa, and its surroundings. This study aims, by examining religio-therapeutic process, to investigate the juxtaposition of healing methods in spite of impervious discourses. Therapeutic itineraries lead patients to treatment rooms in soothsayers-healers’ homes, to reception rooms of the Revival movement, to public places of worship (in the city of Fianarantsoa and surrounding forest areas), to herbalist market stalls in urban areas, or tohospitals and dispensaries. Thus, the central dimension of religious territoriality appears as central to these cumulative logics in the Betsileo region, in Madagascar, but also in Malagasy Protestant Church abroad (FPMA). In this sense, the relation to religious-therapeutic is constructed in a globalized world and is negociated with the codes of biomedicine
Schmitt, Eve-Emmanuelle. "Les guérisseurs traditionnels corses : approche psychanalytique du "don de guérison" et du rituel thérapeutique." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019STRAG037.
Full textSacred rituals are at the center of traditional therapeutic practices. The island of Corsica is home to different types of traditherapists, notably the signadori. They show a particular connection between a transitioning social discourse, their own psychic conflicts and the demand. This clinical research, with an ethnopsychoanalytic perspective, is based on interviews conducted in the field with healers. Data collected were analysed in accordance with the standardised IPA (Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis) method. A psychopathological episode, also considered as an « initiatory crisis » in hindsight, would lead to the « gift ». It represents a system of symbolic exchange, underpinned by the original debt, which dialectises ambivalence and otherness. The hold drive is at the center of this system. The prohibitions that secure this drive constitute an intrapsychic sacred space. Their transgression or ritualized reminder could well appear prototypical witchcraft actions and those to conjure them
De, Bernardi Maddalena. "Segnare la guarigione : etnosemiotica di un atto magico : lettura semiotica della pratica delle "segnature" nella prospettiva tranculturale relativa alla zona degli Appennini della regione italiana dell'Emilia Romagna." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015TOU20039/document.
Full textThe present study is designed to examine the healing rite of "segnatura" that is part of the popular tradition of rural medicine. Up until 1950 there were many women that knew and practised this ritual form of healing to to cure herpes zoster (cold sores), burns and warts. The action combines symbolic gesture and ritual formula: it is called "segnatura" from the verb "segnare", to mark. The aim of the analysis is to explore the rite trough interviews. Now it represents a custom at constant risk of disappearance, but the heritage of ritual forms of healing can create a connection with the present, because it addresses the sick role and its needs
Questo progetto di ricerca nasce dall'osservazione di un antico rito di cura: la segnatura. Essa nasce nel contesto di una civiltà contadina ormai definitivamente tramontata, di cui rimane esile testimonianza votata a un oblio della memoria silenzioso, ma implacabile. Se un tempo il rito veniva utilizzato nei molti casi della vita quotidiana in cui era richiesto un intervento terapeutico in seguito a cadute, "Herpes zoster", bruciature, storte, oggi appare conosciuto e praticato in forme isolate. Alcuni ambiti di applicazione, quali la segnatura per ritrovare le cose perdute o per scacciare la paura, sono quasi del tutto scomparsi e nel corso della ricerca non vi si farà che un breve accenno. Ciò che resta del rito, tuttavia, non è solo una stimolante nicchia antropologica, bensì una riflessione, viva e attuale, sulla sua efficacia simbolica e sulla possibilità di mettere in discorso dinamiche di gestione della sofferenza in grado di contribuire al potere trasformativo della malattia
Diouf, Pierre. "[Ne pas valider : thèse non corrigée] Guérison garantie : l'incubation dans les pratiques thérapeutiques en Grèce ancienne : Recueil des témoignages épigraphiques, littéraires et iconographiques." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013LYO20064/document.
Full textDating between the second half of the fourth century and the third century after Christ, the steles which we study for publishing, are votive inscriptions engraved generally in Dorian dialect under the initiative of the priests and the doctors of the sanctuaries of Asclepius, Amphiaraos or Trophonios. These epigraphic documents testify of miraculous healing realized by these gods towards faithful consultants in the sanctuaries which are dedicated at Epidauros, Athens, Pireus, Lebena, Cos, Pergamon, Corinth, Oropos, Livadia... In the hope of a cure or advice, the faithful consultants are asked to spend at night in a specific room for the ritual of the incubation, after preliminary rites (ritual bath, sacrifice…). During their sleep, the god or even one of his auxiliaries, the snake or the dog, appears to them in a dream: and this epiphany or intervention is enough to cure the patient, or to satisfy the needs of the consultant. The following day, the cured patients are supposed, by way of gratitude, either to offer to the god the effigy of their sick organ (the anatomical ex-voto) or to make engrave generally on wooden tablets the narrative of their cure, which they fix then to the wall of the temple. But for the sake of preserving these stories for posterity, the staff of the temple decided to transcribe on large steles in limestone or marble, proposing us real catalogues of miraculous healings. These documents are nevertheless very important in the field of the ancient Greek medicine: a medicine which offers however a curious mixture of mantic knowledge and rational knowledge in the process of cure. While observing the tensions between the traditional faith in the divine causality and the Hippocratic rationalism, we make a comparative study of the medical words used on our steles with the glossary of the contemporary medical literature spotted in the whole of the literary medical texts. And we can notice many diseases and the means of treatments (dietetic, surgery, chiropractic, pharmacopoeia, herbal medicine…), but also the popular beliefs about dream et disease in Ancient Greece
Books on the topic "Rites de guérison"
Rites de guérison: Les enseignements sacrés de nos ancêtres. St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Québec, Canada: Samsarah Rainbow Planet, 2004.
Find full textMagny, Christophe. La voie de la nuit: Cérémonies de guérison des Indiens Navajo. Monaco: Alphée, 2008.
Find full textMagny, Christophe. La voie de la nuit: Cérémonies de guérison des Indiens Navajo. Monaco: Alphée/Jean-Paul Bertrand, 2008.
Find full textMagny, Christophe. La voie de la nuit: Cérémonies de guérison des Indiens Navajo. Monaco: Alphée/Jean-Paul Bertrand, 2008.
Find full textpréf, Mary André, ed. Les pentecôtistes du Burkina Faso: Mariage, pouvoir et guérison. Paris: Karthala, 2003.
Find full textLaurent, Pierre-Joseph. Les pentecôtistes du Burkina Faso: Mariage, pouvoir et guérison. Paris: IRD éditions, 2003.
Find full textNancy, Van Deusen, Del Giudice Luisa, and Italian Oral History Institute, eds. Performing ecstasies: Music, dance, and ritual in the Mediterranean. Ottawa: Institute of Mediaeval Music, 2005.
Find full textHealing traditions: The mental health of Aboriginal peoples in Canada. Vancouver: Brand: Univ of British Columbia Pr, 2009.
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