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Journal articles on the topic "Sorcellerie – Cameroun"
Biwolé-Fouda, Jean, and Henri Tedongmo Teko. "Pratiques de sorcellerie dans la dynamique concurrentielleLa sorcellerie dans la dynamique concurrentielle." Revue Française de Gestion 46, no. 289 (May 2020): 143–59. http://dx.doi.org/10.3166/rfg.2020.00441.
Full textHengehold, Laura. "Sorcellerie, subjectivation et souveraineté : Foucault au Cameroun." Cahiers Sens public 10, no. 2 (2009): 97. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/csp.010.0097.
Full textGeschiere, Peter. "Sorcellerie et Modernité. Les enjeux des nouveaux procès de sorcellerie au cameroun approches anthropologiques et historiques." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 53, no. 6 (December 1998): 1251–79. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/ahess.1998.279724.
Full textBaeke, Viviane. "Sorcellerie, sociétés secrètes et sacrifice chez les Wuli du Cameroun occidental." Systèmes de pensée en Afrique noire, no. 7 (September 1, 1986): 155–74. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/span.617.
Full textVerdoolaege, Annelies. "Editorial." Afrika Focus 25, no. 2 (September 14, 2012). http://dx.doi.org/10.21825/af.v25i2.4966.
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Galland, Emmanuel. "Figures et imaginaires de la réussite sociale à Yaoundé : les enjeux moraux d’un débat public." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016AIXM3060.
Full textUrban Cameroonians express a sense of passing through a time of “moral crisis” concerning the paths and foundations of social success. A sets of representations and imaginaries link intimately the question of success to the denunciation of moral depravity. Critique of “misguided” forms of success implies a denunciation of corruption, nepotism, scams, homosexuality and other forms of sexuality deemed to be scandalous. Criticism is also extended to “cults” and “occult circles”, “mysticism”, and “ritual crime”, as well as other practices connected to the imaginary of witchcraft and the occult.This thesis explores issues related to these critiques. By observing the practices of different urban social groups, an emic sense of the specific conceptions, figures, and paths of success in Yaoundé show that there are several constellations of norms, values, and feelings that impact how social success is judged, perceived, and legitimated. An opposition principle emerges between, on one side, a moral economy of a facility based on the speed and disconnection of productive work, and on the other side, a moral economy of merit that is articulated around the recognition of the value of hard work, talent and competence.A number of moral stakes are structured around this opposition and are seen in the denunciation discourse of social actors. Through their critique, these actors construct, in different contexts, the “scourges”, social problems, and political “causes” related to ways of becoming rich and succeeding. This is becoming increasingly visible and spectacular in recent years with major “affaires” agitating the public and political space of Cameroon
Batibonak, Sariette. "Pentecôtismes et violence du discours sorcellaire au Cameroun." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015AIXM3135.
Full textInstigated by religious leaders, the believers of the Churches and deliverance ministries consider witchcraft as being responsible for all sorts of misfortunes. Nganga, pastors and exorcist priests, have gradually committed to hunt witchcraft, by the means of denunciation of witchcraft, formerly privileged and defended by the prophets, their preferred method. In Cameroon, in a context of religious effervescence, the leaders oppose to this phenomenon an anti-witchcraft violence. Based on conducted surveys from 2010 to 2015, this thesis focuses on the radicalization of anti-witchcraft discourse performed by fundamentalist Pentecostals; rhetoric that generates multiple forms of violence, including family tensions. The fact that people massively follow this interpretation of witchcraft is explained according to its focus on the familiar cultural context. The results are challenging as the action puts emphasis on over-interpreting the facts and phenomenon, whose understanding and explanation remain questionable, as the mindset of the actors is influenced by imaginary witchcraft
Salpeteur, Matthieu. "Du palais à l'autopsie : les doublures animales dans une chefferie bamiléké (Cameroun)." Paris, Muséum national d'histoire naturelle, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009MNHN0026.
Full textThere is in the “bamileke land” (Western Cameroon) a specific belief according to which some individuals can create an invisible bond with an animal “alter ego”. We aim here at understanding the social and cultural role of this belief, its evolution in contemporary society, and the social dynamics linked with it. Animal “were-beings” are appearing at two main levels. First in the political sphere, where they are used to legitimate the prominent social position of initiated people, in a context of fierce social competition about nobility titles with new economic elites. Second in the witchcraft discourse, where several types of “alter ego” are called upon through charges, mainly resulting from structural conflicts between successors and non-successors in kin groups. The public autopsy, carried on during bereavements, is one of the main rituals where such a belief is used and transmitted
Mentanga, Koukolo Alexis. "Représentations mentales et pauvreté au Cameroun : l'actualité de l'éthique calvinienne." Strasbourg, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009STRA1068.
Full textIt is often on the bases of quantitative criteria that we say that Cameroon is a poor country. This assertion may not necessarily be faulty. Yet, there is another form of poverty, which is attributed to Cameroonians and which migth not be easily quantified because it it essentially qualitative. In this thesis, this latter type of poverty could be found in the negative and archaic representations which govern Cameroonians and regulate their relationship with human beings and things. As a matter of fact, it has been observed from various specific cases that in Cameroon, wherever there is poverty, a specific sign seems to accompany it. The purpose of this thesis is therefore to pinpoint and analyse these negative and archaic signs that weaken man, hinder his progress and mortage his future, and compae them with calvinian ethics so as to propose new possibilities of existence. This spiritual approach makes it possible to embody concretely the true values of protestantism and therefore helps to prove that such values are still alive and pertinent
Nne'e, Onna Valérie. "Croyances magico-religieuses, imaginaire collectif et commerce : itinéraires de petits commerçants à Yaoundé (Cameroun)." Paris, EHESS, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016EHES0692.
Full textThis work focuses on small vendors belonging to the Beti-Fang community. From their perspective, a successful business is a prerequisite for personl fulfillment. This achievment, demonstrated by the recognition of the pre-eminent status of "man not", is a condition and a manifestation of "mvoe" (absolute form of welfare and the ultimate horizon of existence). Material and social peace is unattainable without a favorable relationship with the invisible world. In fact, they perceive the universe as separated in two worlds: "visible" world (in which evolves all living beings) and an "invisible" world (restricted to those with supra-human powers). The universe is also divided into "good" and "evil" fields according to their propensity to favor or harm the "mvoe". In order to protect themselves from witches and other "Satan's agents", the vendors have to get the support of powerful allies found in the "divine field", particularly in the Pentecostal churches. Despite its hrmfulness, the invisible world is a place of opportunities as well, especially for underprivileged groups. Prosperous alliances with invisible forces are supposed to ensure well-being and success in the visible world. This constitutes what we have called the "magical and religious capital", referring to the ability of an individual to mobilize agents with supra-human powers to effectively act on the intangible aspects of his life
Ongolo, Adrien. "Fondement rationnel de l'idée d'Evu Eton." Grenoble 2, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986GRE29045.
Full textMambou, Nouemssi Jean-Pierre. "Thématique persécutrice et narcissisme chez des patients du cancer au Cameroun." Thesis, Lyon, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LYSE2045.
Full textSeveral cancer patients in Cameroon think that their sickness is the outcome of a witchcraft attack. Authors in the African context ascribe the theme of persecution to the collectivist character of the society that make the individual, in case of illness, the scene of expression of an interpersonal and community conflict. We try to show that beyond that goupal stakes, the experience and the feeling of persecution fulfils a narcissistic function at the individual level. The theme of persecution among most of these patients is a denial of the sickness, a mean of inhibition of anguish of death related to it, an expression of the feeling of omnipotence and immortality proper to narcissism. Thus, it is accompanied of an ego hypertrophy, which believes to be envied by a person of the parental generation in an Oedipian fight, but at times also with somebody of the same generation. It would be in reality a strong reaction to an experience of catastrophe provoked by cancer. The feeling and expression of the theme of persecution is also a search for a protection against the distress related to cancer by a escape in the imaginary observed among the patients even in the western milieu. This favors an imaginary affluence in contradiction with the idea of deficit of mentalising of somatic patients supported by Ecole psychosomatique de Paris. But these patients are overwhelmed by this imaginary richness, and this deprives them from the mental elaboration ability, and doesn’t lead to a mentalising and language symbolization. Moreover, the feeling and expression of the theme of persecution is also a mean of subjective affirmation for subjects confronted to alienating narcissistic alliances
Robillard, Marine. "Pygmées Baka et voisins dans la tourmente des politiques environnementales en Afrique centrale." Phd thesis, Museum national d'histoire naturelle - MNHN PARIS, 2010. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00863420.
Full textBooks on the topic "Sorcellerie – Cameroun"
Sorcellerie en justice au Cameroun. Yaoundé, Cameroun: UCAC, Presses de l'UCAC, 2004.
Find full textThe modernity of witchcraft: Politics and the occult in postcolonial Africa = Sorcellerie et politique en Afrique : la viande des autres. Charlottesville [Va.]: University Press of Virginia, 1997.
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