International audienceThis article examines the process of creolization, using the very special and nevertheless revelatory case of French Guiana. Underlining the complexity of the French Guianese society and its history, it focuses on Creoles and Maroons as groups generations up from slavery, and establishes creation as constituent of creolization, without ignoring the reference to African origins. It focuses on the domain of magic and religion, in order better to identify the point at which Creole and Maroon constructions diverge : that of the function given by the Creoles to individualism as their structuring principle, while the Maroons place matrilignage and clan at the heart of their plan. The concept of creolization thus seems better...
International audienceThis article examines how the colonial issue is considered in old and new inst...
International audienceThis article considers “witchcraft” as a problematic term. The ambiguity of th...
International audienceThis article presents the Moroccan and Senegalese transnational practices in t...
International audienceThis article examines the process of creolization, using the very special and ...
Abstract Creolization in French Guiana: A Paradigm for an Anthropology of Creole Modernity. — The ca...
International audienceThis article proposes a memorial history of colonial slavery in the French Wes...
International audienceThis article investigates ethnoracial categorizations designating the majority...
International audienceThis article is based on the analysis of the memoirs of Gabriel d'Ar-boussier,...
International audienceThis article is based on the analysis of the memoirs of Gabriel d'Ar-boussier,...
International audienceThis article tries to show how any action of change in Martinique and Guadelup...
Cet article discute du rôle des Créoles comme marqueur identitaire des Etats post-coloniaux des Anti...
L’époque peut être envisagée comme l’un des moyens intellectuels avec lesquels l’historien déchiffre...
Cet article examine l’usage du corps et le rôle du geste dans l’art performatif caribéen et plus par...
Les Agudàs forment une communauté aux origines afro-brésiliennes née dans le sillage de l’esclavage ...
International audienceThis article presents anthropological research findings on a project that seek...
International audienceThis article examines how the colonial issue is considered in old and new inst...
International audienceThis article considers “witchcraft” as a problematic term. The ambiguity of th...
International audienceThis article presents the Moroccan and Senegalese transnational practices in t...
International audienceThis article examines the process of creolization, using the very special and ...
Abstract Creolization in French Guiana: A Paradigm for an Anthropology of Creole Modernity. — The ca...
International audienceThis article proposes a memorial history of colonial slavery in the French Wes...
International audienceThis article investigates ethnoracial categorizations designating the majority...
International audienceThis article is based on the analysis of the memoirs of Gabriel d'Ar-boussier,...
International audienceThis article is based on the analysis of the memoirs of Gabriel d'Ar-boussier,...
International audienceThis article tries to show how any action of change in Martinique and Guadelup...
Cet article discute du rôle des Créoles comme marqueur identitaire des Etats post-coloniaux des Anti...
L’époque peut être envisagée comme l’un des moyens intellectuels avec lesquels l’historien déchiffre...
Cet article examine l’usage du corps et le rôle du geste dans l’art performatif caribéen et plus par...
Les Agudàs forment une communauté aux origines afro-brésiliennes née dans le sillage de l’esclavage ...
International audienceThis article presents anthropological research findings on a project that seek...
International audienceThis article examines how the colonial issue is considered in old and new inst...
International audienceThis article considers “witchcraft” as a problematic term. The ambiguity of th...
International audienceThis article presents the Moroccan and Senegalese transnational practices in t...