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Cissé, Abdoul Wahab. "Itinéraires migratoires et enjeux identitaires : étude de cas de la migration Sereer dans les Îles du Saloum (Sénégal)." Bordeaux 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999BOR40045.
Full textNdiaye, Mame Birame. "Représentations socio-économiques et culturelles des migrants seereer à Dakar et création de l'association Ndef Leng : Analyse sociologique et perspectives de développement." Paris 7, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA070006.
Full textSeereer traditional society is a peasant society based on subsistence farming. For a long time its main activity was millet, sorghum and corn farming, together with extensive livestock farming. Agricultural surpluses were made possible thanks to soil fertility and abundance of rain. Since the 1930's this society experienced profound social, economic and cultural mutations. First, through the introduction of cash crop peanut farming, then through the displacement of population policy from densely populated areas to less populated ones, and finally through the colonial legacy of independent Senegal. The progressive exhaustion of soils due to overexploitation combined with population pressure led to difficult access to land. The capital city of Senegal, Dakar, thus turned into the final destination of this population at risk. Despite harsh living conditions, leading to the creation of the federation of Seereer NGO's in Dakar, "Ndef Leng", which aims also at promoting the culture and endangered language of the Seereer, migration flows, involving all age groups, have not been stemmed
Diop-Ben-Geloune, Aminata. "Du Ndëp, un spoupçon de JE : approche clinique et psychanalytique d'un rituel thérapeutique au Sénégal, le Nde͏̈p." Bordeaux 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997BOR21019.
Full textLeebu, Serer and Wolof share some convergent customs and institutions. When a personality belonging to their ethnicities suffers of disorder of which etiology is referred to pangol-rab (invisibles creatures) occupying bodily and psychical space, NDEP is asked and practiced. What sort of problematic does it reveal? What efficiency does appear on it? Acknowledged as a collective therapy, doesn't it show in an individual and psychical dimension? In order to find answers to these questions, we have betaken ourself to Senegal to verify this hypothesis : the structuring process is accompanied with an anguish all the more as deep that culture prepares human to a form of being. Pulled about desire and reality, he unfolds codifiable symptoms amid his culture which settles a battery of therapies. Among those, Senegalese culture proposes one which refers to an analytical dimension and in the course of which the drawing up in language of what has been printed inside the subject brings him towards an anguish resolution and an inscription into the symbolic order which pre-exists towards him. This treaty argues a triple approach : - anthropological : conception of the human being, representation of disorder,- psychological : codification of madness, analysis of the situations, -psychoanalytical : real frame, imaginary and symbolic, so concepts such as signifying, phantasm, dream, body, myth, language, transfer. . . In a word, the intimate story of the subject, are asked through the underlying dynamic of dance, handling, watch songs but in the relation ndepe-ndepkat, too. This frame staying as a holder, the subject allows himself to untie his story and express his desire close to the ndepkat empowered to hear him. The accompaniment aims at the dislodgement of the rab towards the ancestral altar and the registration of the subject in his fathers' symbolic order
Sene, Diegane. "Evolution et limites de la christianisation en pays Sérère : 1880-1995." Lyon 3, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997LYO31007.
Full textFaye, Sylvain. "Le paludisme infantile chez les seereer du Sénégal : évolution des savoirs et pratiques thérapeutiques dans un contexte migratoire." Bordeaux 2, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005BOR21194.
Full textThis study (thesis) analyzes the conditions of knowledge change and therapeutic behaviors related to infantile malaria, in a context of biomedical diffusion (campaigns and sensibilization or public education). We considered urban migration which is generally perceived as a favorable context. This research focuses on a seereer siin population in Niakhar, a Mbour migratory community (Senegal). It is based on qualitative surveys (interviews, direct observations, life experiences) carried out on the residents and within community health care structures at both the rural and urban areas. Malaria, which is locally refered to as sumaan ndiig, is an ordinary disease which is not the subject of elaborate representations provided by the tradition. This specificity accounts for the possible and various reinterpretations of its etiology. Consequently, the cultural representations thus do not constitute barriers to its integration to the biomedical, in this process of construction. If urban areas offer a favorable context to its diffusion, the availability of an innovative biomedical knowledge is not enough to influence the evolution of such practices. Behavioural change aimed at improving the resort to biomedical care also depends on the socio-economic situation, contextual characteristics and the provision of heath care facilities that are at the disposition of migrants
Guigou, Brigitte. "Les Changements du système familial et matrimonial : les Sérères du Siné (Sénégal)." Paris, EHESS, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992EHES0014.
Full textLombard, Jérôme. "Problèmes alimentaires et stratégies de survie dans le Sahel sénégalais : les paysans Serer." Paris 10, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA100028.
Full textThe Serer of Senegal experienced a number of poor harvests between 1983 and 1985. The carry-over periods were often prolonged and sometimes lasted up to six months. The serer responded by establishing a strict and careful management of their resources. They were able to carry-over the reserves that had been already foreseen during the hivernage. At the same time they had to rely greatly on their savings in order to cover their living expenses. These savings were made possible thanks to a variety of activities in the village, to the agility of solidarity within the serer family structure, and finally to employment in the cities during the dry season. From now on, self-sufficiency in grain production will be guaranteed as much by the harvest as by purchase of imported goods, grants, and foreign aid. The response to the food shortage is no longer solely a local affair, but is interrelated to all the conditions of the society (migration, family network. )
Diagne, Abdoulaye. "Les mutations agraires et la gestion des ressources naturelles dans le centre-ouest sénégalais : la communauté rurale de Ngoye." Bordeaux 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006BOR30048.
Full textThe changes which have affected the agrarian system in this densely populated part of Senegal began to be felt as soon as the groundnut was introduced in the nineteenth century. However it was only following attempts - centered on groundnut production - to modernize agriculture that the rural system underwent a profound transformation. The vegetation cover has declined and the soil has become less productive, both surface and underground water bodies have become scarce, game has disappeared entirely, bovine herds have been driven towards Ferlo and the tann, and demographic pressure on the land has reached a peak. Today, many features of pre-colonial Sereer social organization subsist, but the changes underway herald an unprecedented upheaval. The agrarian transformations, the high density of the population, continual emigration at an increasingly early age, and the consequences of that emigration for the local economy, all continue to determine new conditions of land tenure, as well as new social, environmental and even political issues in the villages in the area
Ndour, Rebecca. "Les cadres sociaux de l'ethnicité. : analyse des conditions d'émergence et de transmission de l'ethnicité par le cas des Sereer (Sénégal)." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PSLEH068/document.
Full textThis thesis is part of a query on the modes of transmission in urban environment of Sereer ethnicity, associated par excellence with rurality in the Senegalese ethnic paradigm and deemed threatened of disappearance. The deconstructivist approach to ethnicity, essential in particular in the study of African "ethnic groups", proved to be insufficient for an adequate understanding of the experience of belonging lived by the respondents. It therefore seemed appropriate to remobilize the Weber notion of belief in a common origin, which opens up the possibility of reintegrating the subjective dimension of ethnicity experienced as a link of filiation between the members of the group and, in a complementary move inspired by the theory of social links and attachment regimes, of considering this link of filiation in its relation with other characteristic links of social life. Thus repositioned, ethnicity can be analyzed through the social frameworks of its formation, performance and transmission, and appears as a social fact in its own right which imposes itself to the sociologist. The field survey, conducted using the inductive method among people considering themselves as Sereer and living in Dakar and Paris, led to the finding of a strong diversity in the relation of those concerned to Sereer ethnicity. It appears that this relation is organized on the basis of the dominant ideal representation of a linear modernization, schematically opposing tradition and modernity, to which the theoretical approach of ethnicity itself is still partially subject. The analysis of the field survey material thus led to the construction of a typology of idealized relations with the origins and associated transmission modes. It appears that at the level of the group, Sereer ethnicity, reinterpreted according to the relational framework, at the international or national level, mobilizes differently the people claiming it. At a more individual and family level, the comparison of the words and the practices of the respondents with the typology made it possible to enlighten the way in which the relations with the origins, reshaped by social realities and a social positioning that are different for the members of the group, influence their family practices of transmission and the feeling of ethnic belonging of the descendants. Finally, it appears that, far from removing them from the social machine, ethnic experience puts the group and its reproduction plan to the test of various social factors in time and space, and poses in fact the question of what the social construct is about
Ngal-Mumbala-Otseya. "Le mythe lebou : essai d'analyse semiotique. (dimensions initiatiques et symboliques)." Paris, EHESS, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989EHES0315.
Full textThe lebous of senegal have already been the subject of studies by anthropologists and ethno-psychiatrists. Approaching the subject from an angle different to that adopted by these researchers, the problem analyzed in this study may be stated as follows : tounka as a "literary space" constitutes a language, and as such it reveals its signification when understood as a language of initiation and symbols. By using a flexible concept of the symbol, i. E. Excluding all automatic reflexes in reading and interpreting it, the analysis demonstrates that the symbol is one of the elements of signification and only acquires meaning within a context of correlations. Based on signification, the study attempts to show that signification dervives from a relationship with symbolic ressources (categories, norms, rules, beliefs, etc. ) which exist in lebou society which alone can provide criteria through which such a conduct could be interpreted or identified. According to this angle of approach of textual data in tounka, the thesis appears as a relationship between the lebou socio-historical context and the symbols produced by the text