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The war in Ukraine and exile
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Pages 5 to 18| Introduction. The war in Ukraine, exile, and the social
sciences
| Ronan Hervouet, Tatyana Shukan
Pages 19 to 33| Ukrainian women’s “map of connections”: Geographic trajectories and
relational resources in exile
| Catherine Lejeune, Camille Schmoll, Ivan Savchuk, Olena Savchuk
Pages 35 to 54| Ukrainian family trajectories in the “in-between”: The
reconfiguration of kinship networks through mobilization in exile
(2014–2024)
| Grégoire Le Gall
Pages 55 to 71| Fleeing and writing. Ukrainian scholars in exile
| Dorota Dakowska
Pages 73 to 89| Re(living) exile: Trajectories and experiences of Belarusian double
exiles in Poland and Lithuania
| Tatyana Shukan
Pages 91 to 108| Dimensionalities of exile: First-person accounts
of belonging/alienation experiences wrought by emigration
from Russia
| Glutz O., Derkach O., Nagel J., Sergeeva M., K. A.
Pages 109 to 122| Making do in the meantime: Ukrainian refugees’ everyday
resourcefulness
| Denys Gorbach
Pages 123 to 137| Do women in exile join the diaspora?
| Hervé Amiot
Pages 139 to 154| “- What’s your superpower? – I am Ukrainian”
| Joséphine Brive
Pages 155 to 170| Hospitality on the borders of empire
| Anne Le Huérou, Françoise Daucé
Pages 171 to 186| The war in Ukraine as an event reconfiguring Belarusian diasporic
organizations
| Agnieszka Fihel, Magdalena Lesińska
Pages 187 to 203| Spaces created by exile: Russian migrants in Tbilisi, 2022–2024
| Olga Bronnikova, Anna Zaytseva
Pages 207 to 221| Auschwitz and the sensory dimensions of inquiry in pandemic times:
a double absence
| Ewa Tartakowsky
Pages 223 to 224| Fabien Truong et Gérôme Truc. Grands ensemble. Violence,
solidarités et ressentiment dans les quartiers populaires.
Paris, Éditions La Découverte, 2025, 374 p.
| Jeanne Demoulin
Pages 224 to 226| David Zeitlyn. An Anthropological Toolkit: Sixty Useful
Concepts. Oxford, Berghahn Books, 2022, 150 p.
| Anne Friederike Delouis
Pages 226 to 228| Anne-Christine Trémon. Anthropologie contemporaine. Paris,
Armand Colin, 2024, 400 p.
| Christian Bromberger
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Ethnographing loneliness
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Pages 16 to 27| Loneliness and violence: A study of the agricultural world
| Romain Daviere
Pages 29 to 45| Soloists: Parental responsibility, “statutory” solitude, and
relational support in the experience of lone motherhood
| Hélène Malmanche, Margot Lenouvel
Pages 47 to 57| “No one will realize I’m dead”: from residential solitude to social
death
| Camille Duthy
Pages 59 to 75| Alone among others
| Fiona Del Puppo, Luca Pattaroni
Pages 77 to 90| Isolation and loneliness in middle and high school: The experience
of young people with mental or psychological disabilities
| Louisa Laidi, Godefroy Lansade
Pages 91 to 106| Finding meaning in homelessness: the experience of loneliness on
the street and within assistance institutions
| Laura Delcourt
Pages 107 to 121| Navigating solitude
| Sylvain Bordiec
Pages 123 to 139| “I won’t see him anymore? How long will it last? Well, forever”
| Isabelle Delaunay
Pages 141 to 158| A lonely little box: Incels, isolation, and avatar pictures as a
digital political canvas
| Ozan Félix Sousbois
Pages 159 to 173| Joining forces in solitude
| Tanguy Virin
Pages 175 to 190| Alone with the world around them: tales of solitude among
Chartreuse Terminorum runners
| Simon Lancelevé
Pages 191 to 206| Self-isolation on the road: the everyday faces of solitude behind
the wheel
| Hervé Marchal, Gaëtan Mangin
Pages 207 to 209| Claire FLÉCHER, À bord des géants des mers. Ethnographie
embarquée de la logistique globalisée, Paris, La Découverte,
2023, 224 p.
| Guillaume Lejeune
Pages 209 to 212| Franck MERMIER and Virginie MILLIOT (eds.), L’Anonymat urbain
est-il universel ? Une anthropologie comparative de la
citadinité, Paris, Karthala, 2024, 278 p.
| Thierry Boissière
Pages 212 to 213| Alain MINET, Devenir parent d’un enfant différent. Parcours
initiatiques et dynamiques psychiques, Paris, Éditions
Sociographe, 2024, 192 p.
| Alexandra Piesen
Pages 217 to 231| Location effects, group effects, and loyalty conflicts: jihadist
engagement as a process of circumstantial and constrained
involvement
| Chaïb Benaïssa
Pages 233 to 248| “It’s embarrassing”: Youth conventions of self-presentation in
urban and digital spaces
| Claire Balleys, Annamaria Colombo, Marianna Colella
Pages 267 to 268| Dorothée DELACROIX and Anne-Marie LOSONCZY (eds.), Le cadavre et
ses avatars. Approches anthropologiques en contexte de sortie de
violence, Paris, Éditions Pétra, coll. “Le cadavre dans les
génocides et les violences de masse”, 2022, 238 p.
| Carolina Kobelinsky
Pages 268 to 271| Marie-Louise TENÈZE, Le Conte merveilleux. Séminaire de Brest et
textes inédits, Paris, L’Harmattan, 2024, coll. “Anthropologie
du monde occidental” (Edited and presented by Nicole Belmont
and Josiane Bru), 287 p.
| Marlène Albert Llorca
Pages 271 to 273| Raja ABILLAMA, Secular Coexistence in Lebanon: Christians,
Muslims and Subjects of Law, Edinburgh, Edinburgh University
Press, 2024, 2816 p.
| Nicolas Puig
Pages 275 to 277| Back matter
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Towards an anthropology of experiences of de-heritage
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Pages 87 to 102| Objects-as-ancestors
| Marion Bertin
Pages 103 to 115| Alpinism to forgo its cultural heritage status?
| Bernard Debarbieux
Pages 117 to 134| Dancing the Auvergne bourrée in a traditional ball
| Raphaël Blanchier
Pages 135 to 149| “Culture has no need for houses”
| Matteo Gallo
Pages 151 to 166| “Anthropology at attention!”
| Jean Frances
Pages 167 to 180| The scholarly life: behind you or ahead of you?
| Jean Copans
Pages 181 to 183| Michel Rautenberg, L’Imaginaire patrimonial. Figures de
l’urbanité contemporaine, Rennes, Presses universitaires de
Rennes, 2024, 258 p.
| Jean-Louis Tornatore
Pages 184 to 189| Felicity Bodenstein, Margareta von Oswald, Damiana Oţoiu and Anna
Seiderer, Traces du dé/colonial au musée, Paris, Horizons
d’attente, 2024, 288 p.
| Nayeli Palomo
Pages 189 to 191| Lynne C. Manzo and Patrick Devine-Wright (eds.), Place
Attachment: Advances in Theory, Methods, and Applications,
Londres/New York, Routledge, 2021, 268 p.
| Léa Le Calvé
Pages 192 to 194| Anne-Sophie Haeringer and Jean-Louis Tornatore (eds.), Héritage
et anthropocène. En finir avec le patrimoine, Nancy, Arbre bleu
Éditions, 2022, 192 p.
| Alaia Cachenaut
Pages 194 to 196| Saskia Cousin Kouton, Ògún et les matrimoines, Paris, Presse
universitaires de Paris Nanterre, 2024, 289 p.
| Pascale-Marie Milan
Pages 196 to 198| Bruno Brulon Soares, The Anticolonial Museum. Reclaiming Our
Colonial Heritage, London/New York, Routledge, 2024,
164 p.
| Magali Dufau
Pages 199 to 201| Emmanuelle Durand, L’Envers des fripes. Les vêtements dans les
plis de la mondialisation, Paris, Premier Parallèle, coll.
“Carnets parallèles/La vie des choses”, 2024, 160 p.
| Vincent Chabault
Pages 201 to 202| Pascal Ory, Qu’est-ce qu’une nation ? Une histoire
mondiale, Paris, Gallimard (Bibliothèque des Histoires), 2020,
480 p.
| Christian Bromberger
Pages 203 to 204| Back matter
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Martine Segalen
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Pages 7 to 9| Introduction
| Michèle Baussant
Pages 13 to 13| Only extraordinary things
Pages 14 to 15| In Mia's footsteps in Mexico
Pages 16 to 16| A committed intellectual
Pages 17 to 17| Sociology of my grandmother
Pages 18 to 20| Portrait of the ethnologist as a mother
Pages 22 to 24| A look at a few objects
| Raphaël Bories
Pages 27 to 29| Martine at the Museum
| Gérard Collomb
Pages 30 to 33| Research at the National Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions
| Martine Jaoul
Pages 34 to 46| Revisiting oneself. Autoethnographic practices by Martine Segalen
| Nicolas Adell, Marie-Charlotte Calafat
Pages 47 to 50| ATP at MUCEM: meeting the challenges of a
21st -century museum
| Denis Chevallier
Pages 51 to 59| Martine Segalen, researcher at the National Museum of Popular Arts
and Traditions
| Raphaël Bories
Pages 60 to 66| These may be details to you…
| Anne Monjaret
Pages 67 to 69| Sports and objects from the modern world
| Christian Bromberger
Pages 72 to 75| Two parties for young women of marriageable age that follow one
another and resemble each other...
| Anne Monjaret
Pages 76 to 77| A milliner in the mountain pastures
| Anne Monjaret
Pages 81 to 83| We were talking about family
| Nicole Lapierre
Pages 84 to 87| Martine Segalen, a leading figure in the socio-anthropology of the
family
| Claudine Attias-Donfut
Pages 88 to 89| For Martine Segalen…
| Françoise Zonabend
Pages 90 to 95| In the absence of teachers
| Agnès Fine
Pages 96 to 100| Transmission, memory, family
| Gérôme Truc
Pages 101 to 105| Sociology of the family: Martine Segalen, transmitter of knowledge
| Agnès Martial
Pages 106 to 111| About surrogacy. An unfinished dialogue with Martine Segalen
| Jérôme Courduriès
Pages 112 to 114| One more dance with her
| André Burguière
Pages 116 to 117| Miss France, or the continuation of Les Rosières...
| Marie-Charlotte Calafat
Pages 121 to 124| Rediscovering Europe
| Orvar Löfgren
Pages 125 to 128| Martine Segalen: a European ethnologist
| Maria Couroucli
Pages 129 to 132| For Martine: ATPs in Nanterre, among other places
| Georges Augustins
Pages 133 to 139| On the margins of French anthropology Martine Segalen, a
trailblazer
| Kali Argyriadis, Sara Le Menestrel, Gabriel Segré
Pages 140 to 143| Martine rediscovered. The journey of an unfinished relationship
| Ana Vera Estrada
Pages 147 to 150| Martine & João: A Short Note on a Long Case
of Intellectual Camaraderie
| João Pina-Cabral
Pages 151 to 164| Enduring Islamophobia in Poland: Historical Images and Contemporary
Attitudes
| Michał Buchowski
Pages 165 to 168| Martine Segalen and Italy
| Cristina Papa
Pages 169 to 174| Horizon Europe
| Sophie Chevalier
Pages 175 to 187| Social organization and kinship terminology of the Tai Dam people
of Mai Chau (Vietnam)
| Bernard Formoso
Pages 188 to 192| Cultural areas, a “zombie” concept?
| Gilles Raveneau
Pages 193 to 195| A look back at a work that is now out of print
| Martine Segalen
Pages 198 to 199| The journey with her is not over
| Vanessa Manceron
Pages 200 to 202| May you live a long life, Martine
| Michèle Baussant
Pages 205 to 207| Valérie Gondran and Véronique Dassié, Les Objets de mon père
Paris, Éditions d’une rive à l’autre, 2023, 81 pages
| Piera Rossetto
Pages 207 to 209| Marie Buscatto, La très grande taille au féminin. Les
ambivalences d’une stature « hors norme » Paris, CNRS
Éditions, 2022, 287 pages
| Jean-Pierre Hassoun
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The challenges of open science: a shared anthropology?
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Pages 5 to 16| Introduction: Is an “open anthropology” possible?
| Jessica De Largy Healy, Monica Heintz
Pages 17 to 32| Real-Time Repatriation: Data Governance for Social Anthropology in
the Twenty-First Century
| James. W. W Rose
Pages 33 to 46| When physical anthropological “specimens” become ancestors again
| Damiana Otoiu
Pages 47 to 61| Ethnologist, spy, apprentice
| Julie Cayla
Pages 63 to 77| What changes when an object changes hands?
| Renaud Chantraine
Pages 79 to 88| Doing the Underdog Research: Ethics, Trust, Friendship
| Aimar Ventsel
Pages 89 to 98| From self-criticism to facial recognition
| Sabine Trebinjac
Pages 99 to 113| Anthropological investigations under the scrutiny of research
ethics committees
| Baptiste Moutaud, Anthony Stavrianakis, Monica Heintz, Jessica De Largy Healy, Monica Heintz
Pages 115 to 117| Jerome W. Crowder, Mike Fortun, Rachel Besara and Lindsay Poirier
(eds.)Anthropological Data in the Digital Age: New
Possibilities, New Challenges Cham, Palgrave Macmillan, 2020,
270 p.
| Charlotte Gruson
Pages 117 to 119| Hannah Turner. Cataloguing Culture: Legacies of Colonialism in
Museum DocumentationVancouver/Toronto, University of British
Columbia Press, 2020, 243 p.
| Andreea Broască
Pages 119 to 121| Felicity Bodenstein, Damiana Oţoiu and Eva-Maria Troelenberg
(eds.)Contested Holdings. Museum Collections in Political,
Epistemic and Artistic Processes of Return New York/Oxford,
Berghahn, 2022, 293 p.
| Garance Nyssen
Pages 121 to 124| Katja Müller. Digital Archives and Collections: Creating Online
Access to Cultural Heritage Oxford/New York, Berghahn, coll.
“Anthropology of Media”, 11, 2021, 253 p.
| Hélène Trébuchet
Pages 125 to 138| From “you” to “us”: The influence of the senses in the construction
of a foster family
| Alice Anton
Pages 139 to 154| Attaining legitimacy in rural areas: Power dynamics and identities
in neo-rural settlements in Ariège and the Massif central
| Madeleine Sallustio, Benjamin Dubertrand
Pages 155 to 159| Fabre variations
| Laurent Le Gall
Pages 161 to 163| Bernadette Lizet. Le cheval en robe de mariée. Des marchands de
chevaux en France. 1880-1980 Paris, CNRS Éditions, 2024, 394
pp. with photo booklet
| Philippe Bonnin
Pages 163 to 165| Mariann Vaczi and Alan Bairner (eds.), Indigenous, Traditional
and Folk Sports. Contesting Modernities, Londres/New York,
Routledge, coll. “Routledge Research in Sport, Culture and
Society”, 2024, 286 p.
| Laurent Sébastien Fournier
Pages 165 to 167| Hélène Artaud. Immersion. Rencontre des mondes atlantique et
pacifique, Paris, CNRS Éditions, 2023, 304 pp.
| Lucie Fortun, Nadège Legroux, Manon Airaud, Lorena Cisneros
Pages 167 to 170| Jérôme Beauchez. Les sauvages de la civilisation. Regards sur la
Zone, d’hier à aujourd’hui, Paris, Éditions Amsterdam, 2022,
464 pp.
| Océane de Oliveira
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Varia
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Pages 5 to 6| Editorial
| Michèle Baussant
Pages 7 to 19| Fighting the enemy within. How environmental activists are getting
intimate with capitalism
| Jocelyn Lachance
Pages 21 to 33| Feeling the practice of Brazilian jiujitsu: A sensory ethnography
| Josselin Mattont
Pages 35 to 53| When rolling up your sleeves reveals your history: The new male
face of public Islam in Turkey and the use of “clip-objects” as
tokens of faith
| Ozan Félix Sousbois
Pages 55 to 69| The holy alliance. Rekindled interest in Islamic tradition among
immigrants and their children in French housing estates
| Hamza Esmili
Pages 71 to 86| The enduring memory of the survival of a Jewish family during the
Occupation
| Jean-Marc Dreyfus
Pages 87 to 103| Krakow-Paris-Maghreb-Cracow: Circulations, images, and uses of a
hand. An ego-history.
| Ewa Tartakowsky
Pages 105 to 116| The invention of the “Kumba age.” How did people’s age become so
fluid in Cameroon?
| Georges Macaire Eyenga
Pages 117 to 133| Identity politics on the local and global scale: Transgender
mobilization in Tonga (South Pacific)
| Niko Besnier
Pages 136 to 138| Jean-René Trochet, L’Europe avant l’État. Tribus, clans et
voisinage en Europe. De l’Antiquité au
XXe siècle, Rennes, Presses universitaires de
Rennes, coll. “Histoire”, 2022, 402 pp.
| Laurent Sébastien Fournier
Pages 138 to 140| Guy Latry, Une vie de Félix Arnaudin, Bordeaux, Éditions
Confluences, coll. “Stèles”, 2022, 133 p.
| Jean-Marie Privat
Pages 140 to 142| Nathan Schlanger, L’Invention de la technologie. Une histoire
intellectuelle avec André Leroi-Gourhan, Paris, Puf, 2023,
460 pp.
| Nicolas Adell
Pages 142 to 144| Benoît Carteron, Du quartier au Pays. Sociabilités
pluriculturelles et appartenance en Nouvelle-Calédonie.
Ethnographie de Katiramona-Nondué (Dumbéa), Nouméa, Presses
universitaires de Nouvelle-Calédonie, 2020.
| Martin de La Soudière
Pages 144 to 146| Christian Bromberger, Passion football. Anthropologie d’une
pratique et d’un spectacle, Grâne, Créaphis Éditions, 2022,
173 pp.
| Laurent Sébastien Fournier
Pages 146 to 147| Octave Debary, Les Fantômes de Christian Boltanski, Grâne,
Créaphis Éditions, 2023, 95 pp.
| Nicolas Adell
Pages 147 to 150| Jean-Claude Kaufmann, Petite philosophie de la chaussette,
Paris, Buchet/Chastel, Libella, 2022, 224 pp.
| Gaëtan Mangin
Pages 150 to 153| Reply from Alessandro Testa to Laurent-Sébastien Fournier on the
review of Rituality and Social (Dis)order, 2020, published
in Ethnologie française, 2022, 52 (3): 550 to 552.
| Alessandro Testa
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Aesthetic practices: sharing, transmissions and socialities
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Pages 385 to 387| Tribute
| Patrick Prado, Jean-Noël Retière
Pages 389 to 401| Aesthetic practices: building connections through appearance care
| Eva Carpigo, Helena Prado
Pages 402 to 420| Sharing and transmission on hair care “pasa” in Havana
| Elena Zapponi
Pages 421 to 429| Be fancy: socialization to an aesthetic sophistication among women
living in a College town (USA)
| Marie Melody Vidal
Pages 431 to 448| Manage “the spirit of costume”: learn and embrace tradition in the
pays d’Arles
| Elise Marcia
Pages 449 to 467| The Muscolosi’s Style: Ethnography of the Muccassassina in
Rome
| Riccardo Sarlo
Pages 469 to 482| Dietary and sports practices in single-sex fitness centers:
Transmission, sharing, and appropriation
| Cindy Louchet
Pages 483 to 495| Contemporary processes of learning to sew the deel at a public
university in Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia)
| Isaline Saunier
Pages 497 to 508| Connecting to “regain self-esteem”. A Portugal-based tontine for
transnational beauty treatments
| Helena Prado
Pages 509 to 522| What to do with free stuff? The case of food surpluses
| Gauthier Bayle
Pages 523 to 539| Silence, the brain and music: a biologist, an anthropologist, an
investigation
| Pierre Legrain, Daniela Lucero
Pages 541 to 542| Salvatore Viale, Coutumes et mœurs des Corses. Études
critiques, Ajaccio, Éditions Albiana, coll. “Isule litterarie”,
translated from the Italian by Ghjacumu Thiers, (1850) 2021, 248 p.
| Martin de La Soudière
Pages 543 to 545| Patrick Williams, Tsiganes ou ces inconnus qu’on appelle aussi
Gitans, Bohémiens, Roms, Gypsies, Manouches, Rabouins, Gens du
voyage…, Paris, Puf, 2022, 601 p.
| Bernard Formoso
Pages 545 to 552| Bernard Hours, De l’ORSTOM à l’IRD. De la colonie à l’agenda
global, Paris, L’Harmattan, 2020, 141p. Laurent Vidal, Si
belle en son miroir ? Singularités et marginalisations de
l’anthropologie, Rennes, Presses universitaires de Rennes,
2021, 172 p.
| Jean Copans
Pages 552 to 554| Pauline Blum, Jean-Marc Goudet and Florence Weber (eds.),
Troubles psychiques en milieu scolaire. Que fait
l’école ?, Éditions Rue d’Ulm, “colle. Sciences sociales”,
2022, 284 p.
| Charlotte Goetgheluck
Pages 554 to 556| Lucie Nayak, Sexualité et handicap mental. L’ère de la
« santé sexuelle », Paris, Éditions de l’INS HEA/
Champ social, 2017, 516 p.
| Margot Grandsire
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What is a flag?
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Pages 159 to 176| These flags that look at us
| Philippe Lagadec, Laurent Le Gall
Pages 177 to 194| The fabric of Belarus Ordinary, symbolic and political uses of
flags in the 2020 protests
| Ronan Hervouet, Alexandre Kurilo
Pages 195 to 210| Banning the Pope’s flag (c. 1910). Symbolic practices and
reflexivity in action
| Christophe Granger
Pages 211 to 228| Witnesses of the struggle? The Flag of the Landless Movement in the
test of the political crisis in Northeast Brazil
| David Simbsler
Pages 229 to 238| “In honour of the flag.”Centrality and ambivalences in the
attachment to the flag(s) in military training
| Jeanne Teboul
Pages 239 to 253| Artefacts of national subversion: the flag as a critical presence –
or a disturbing absence – in contemporary visual art
| Ana Dević, Peter Vermeersch
Pages 255 to 269| Identifying the vexillary representations of a ruler (Thiers, 29st
November 1832). An approach to overcome the manipulative biases of
political speech.
| David Descamps, Agathe Foudi
Pages 271 to 287| The Roma/Gypsy flag: invention, distribution, perception, uses
| Jean-Pierre Cavaillé
Pages 289 to 311| Two flags, one people? Symbolism put to the test of politics in
Kanaky-New Caledonia
| Benoît Carteron, Umberto Cugola, Caroline Graille
Pages 313 to 322| The historian and the flag. What to do with a “dangerous” object?
Interview with Michel Pastoureau
| Michel Pastoureau, Philippe Lagadec, Laurent Le Gall
Pages 323 to 325| Pascal Ory, Qu’est-ce qu’une nation ? Une histoire
mondiale, Paris, Gallimard, 2020, 464 p.
| André Rousseau
Pages 325 to 329| Javier Moreno Luzón and Xosé Manuel Nuñez Seixas, Los Colores de
la patria. Símbolos nacionales en la España contemporánea,
Madrid, Tecnos, 2017, 452 p.
| Benoît Pellistrandi
Pages 329 to 333| On “banal nationalism”, its derivatives and its critiques
| Salim Chena
Pages 335 to 346| Tribute to Latour
| Frédéric Fruteau de Laclos
Pages 347 to 363| Chronicles of a mobile medico-spatial support team for the
education of children with disabilities (Émas): ethnography of
public policy of inclusive education in the making
| Godefroy Lansade
Pages 365 to 368| Éléonore Devevey, Terrains d’entente. Anthropologues et
écrivains dans la seconde moitié du XXe siècle,
Dijon, Les presses du réel, 2021, 464 p.
| Isaac Desarthe
Pages 368 to 369| Bernard Traimond, Les Chasses aux sangliers. Se confronter au
sauvage, Morlaás, Éditions du Cairn, 2021, 106 p.
| Julie Campagne
Pages 369 to 371| Corinne Donzaud (textes et photographies de), Sainte-Croix-à-Lauze
au travail, Autoédition,
corinne.donzaud@universite-paris-saclay.fr, 2019, 218 p et Corinne
Donzaud, Les Forains du marché de Reillanne, Monographie d’un
marché de Haute-Provence au début du XXIe siècle,
Autoédition, corinne.donzaud@universite-paris-saclay.fr, 2022, 280
| Jean Benoist
Pages 371 to 373| Valérie Aubourg et Benjamin Vanderlick, Dieu Merci, Expressions
catholiques africaines et créoles, Lyon, Éditions Libel, 2021,
140 p.
| Laure Montarry
Pages 373 to 374| Patrick Rollier, Arménie, Année zéro, Paris, Éditions d’une
rive à l’autre, 2020, 103 p.
| Marie-Luce Gélard
Pages 375 to 378| Daniel Knight, Vertiginous Life. An Anthropology of Time and the
Unforeseen, Berghahn, 2021, 163p.
| Maria Couroucli
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Nouveaux répertoires de spiritualité(s) à l’épreuve des terrains
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spiritualité que ce numéro spécial invite. Des enquêtes de
terrain menées sur plusieurs continents, dans des contextes sociaux
et culturels différents (de la danse, de l’écologie, du soin, des
utopies et de la méditation) sont autant d’occasions de rendre
compte, sur la base de recherches empiriquement fondées, du
déploiement de ces nouveaux usages et de ces manières de
dire et de faire ce qui relève d’une certaine «
spiritualité ».]]>
Pages 5 to 11| Introduction
| Lionel Obadia
Pages 12 to 24| The act of dancing as a spiritual endeavour: a revelatory
experience shaped by “free-form mindful dances”
| Marie Mazzella di Bosco
Pages 25 to 36| What lies within the silence of meditation: spirituality?
| Caroline Nizard
Pages 37 to 51| Eco-Spirituality: Connecting with Earth Beings
| Jean Chamel
Pages 53 to 68| Stories of healing in Ivory Coast: The spoken and unspoken premises
of spirituality
| Boris Koenig, Marie Nathalie LeBlanc
Pages 69 to 81| The normalization of spirituality and the humanization of care: the
case of spiritual care workers in Quebec healthcare settings
| Géraldine Mossière
Pages 83 to 98| Beyond “science” and “religion”: bringing the spiritual to life in
Auroville (South India)
| Lionel Obadia
Pages 99 to 102| Matthew Wood, Spiritualité et pouvoir. Les ambiguïtés de
l'autorité religieuse, Geneva, Labor & Fidès, ed. Yannick
Fer, trans. Juliette Galonnier and Gabrielle Angey, 2021, 316 p.
| Emir Mahieddin
Pages 103 to 109| Jean Foyer, Aurélie Choné and Valérie Boisvert (eds.), Les
Esprits Scientifiques. Savoirs et croyances dans les agricultures
alternatives, Grenoble, UGA Éditions, 2022, 330 p.
| Emma Gobin
Pages 111 to 124| The cradle of subjectivities: for an anthropology of babies at the
creche
| Paul Luciani
Pages 125 to 134| Readers and gleaners on classifieds platforms: two forms of amateur
labor on the second-hand book market
| Vincent Chabault
Pages 135 to 137| Jean-Pierre Digard, Tristes topiques. Souvenirs
anthropologiques, passions et questions, Paris, L’Harmattan,
2021, 197 p.
| Christian Bromberger
Pages 137 to 139| Solenne Carof, Grossophobie, sociologie d’une discrimination
invisible, Paris, Édition de la Maison des sciences de l’homme,
2021, 272 p.
| Maguelone Rouvarel
Pages 139 to 142| Marie-Pierre Gibert et Anne Monjaret, Anthropologie du
travail, Paris, Armand Colin, coll. “U”, 2021, 224 p.
| Emmanuelle Savignac
Pages 142 to 143| Jean-Paul Filiod, L’Éducation en partage. Une sociologie
anthropologique du travail éducatif, Louvain-la-Neuve, EME
éditions, coll. “Proximités Sociologie”, 2018, 198 p.
| Simone Spera
Pages 143 to 146| Ernesto De Martino, Le Monde magique. Prolégomènes à l'étude
d'une formation historique, foreword and translation by
Giordana Charuty, Paris, Bartillat, (1948) 2022, 320 p.
| Laurent Sébastien Fournier
Pages 146 to 148| Delphine Moraldo, L’Esprit de l’alpinisme. Une sociologie de
l’excellence du XIXe au XXe siècle, Lyon, ENS Editions, 2021,
371 p.
| Marie Buscatto
Pages 148 to 149| Patrick Gaboriau et Christian Ghasarian, Le Virus, le pouvoir et
le sens, Paris, L’Harmattan, coll. “Logiques sociales”, 2020,
204 p.
| Noël Jouenne
Pages 149 to 151| Anne Monjaret, La Pin-up à l’atelier. Ethnographie d’un rapport
de genre, Paris, CREAPHIS Editions, 2020, ill., 144 p.
| Jean-Marie Privat
Pages 151 to 152| Charles Stépanoff, Voyager dans l’invisible. Techniques
chamaniques de l’imagination, Paris, Éditions La Découverte,
2019, 465 p.
| Pierre Peraldi-Mittelette
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"Faire varia"
| Ethnologie française
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Pages 437 to 439| Editorial
| Michèle Baussant, Stefan Le Courant, Maria Couroucli, Nathalie Luca
Pages 441 to 456| Nostalgia for borders and the formation of a “heritage of
crossing”. Negotiations and ordinary adaptations at the
Franco-Belgian border
| Laurie Daffe, Garance Clément
Pages 457 to 471| Lasting in crime and on screenA moral ethnography of four popular
TV series
| Fabien Truong
Pages 473 to 486| “A life in transit”: contemporary dance through seen through the
perspective of mobility
| Julien Debonneville
Pages 487 to 503| Polysemy, emancipation and nostalgia in two processes of
politicisation of land in Northern Italy
| Elena Apostoli Cappello
Pages 505 to 524| The social “meaning” of celibacy
| Joseph Cacciari
Pages 525 to 541| From tangible to intangible cultural heritage in Picardy: the
failures of a bottom-up approach?
| Tiphaine Barthelemy, Manon Istasse
Pages 543 to 544| Jean-François Bayart, et al. (eds.), Pour Fariba Adelkhah
et Roland Marchal- Chercheurs en périls, Paris, Sciences Po Les
presses, 2020, 110 p.
| Jean Copans
Pages 544 to 547| Philippe Artières, Le Peuple du Larzac. Une histoire de crânes,
sorcières, croisés, paysans, prisonniers, soldats, ouvrières,
militants, touristes et brebis Paris, La Découverte, 2021, 304
p.
| Jean-Luc Bonniol
Pages 547 to 548| Laurent Amiotte-Suchet, Frères de douleur. Récit d’un ethnologue
en pèlerinage à Lourdes, Neuchâtel, Editions Livréo-Alphil,
2021, 200 p.
| Marlène Albert Llorca
Pages 548 to 549| Marc Grodwohl (in collaboration with François Hengy and Christine
Verry), Les Villageois de Lutter en leurs demeures, Tome II.
Des visages aux fenêtres, 1450-1630, Hégenheim, Cercle d'Histoire
de Hégenheim, coll. “Les inédits du Sundgau”, 2020, 200 p.
| Jean-René Trochet
Pages 550 to 552| Alessandro Testa, Rituality and Social (Dis)order. The
Historical Anthropology of Popular Carnival in Europe, New
York, Routledge, 2021, 234 p.
| Laurent Sébastien Fournier
Pages 552 to 553| Marie-Christine Pouchelle, Essais d’anthropologie
hospitalière, Paris, Seli Arlsan, 2019, 177 p.
| Nicoletta Diasio
Pages 553 to 555| Paul Mercier, Dakar dans les années 1950, Edited and with a
postface by Jean Copans, foreword by Jean-Luc Bonniol, Paris,
Éditions du CTHS, 2021, 335 p.
| Francis Dupuy
Pages 555 to 557| Tassadit Yacine, Femmes berbères de part et d’autre de la
Méditerranée. Domination, subjectivité et subversion symbolique
Vulaines-sur-Seine, Éditions du Croquant, 2018, 350 p.
| Pierre Peraldi-Mittelette
Pages 559 to 562| Retroprojector: another look at Ukraine
| Michèle Baussant, Véronique Dassié
Pages 563 to 571| On the edge of Europe, Ukraine
| Jean Cuisenier, Francis Conte
Pages 573 to 582| Famine in Ukraine (1932-33)
| Valentyna Boryssenko, Lisa Vapné, Anne Coldefy-Faucart
Pages 583 to 590| The Church as a factor of Ukrainian people’s ethnocultural
evolution in the 20th century
| Galyna Bondarenko, Zoia Borysiouk
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Art worlds in mobility
| Ethnologie française
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Pages 245 to 260| Translocal art worlds. Mobilities, routes, and conventions
| Alice Aterianus-Owanga, Armelle Gaulier, Cécile Navarro
Pages 261 to 273| Trans-imperial celebrities. On the road with the first Katangese
guitar stars of the 1950s
| Charlotte Grabli
Pages 275 to 286| Tightening the strings while listening to the world
| Alfonso Castellanos
Pages 287 to 301| The Baja Andalusia Flamenco scene in the face of globalisation:
mobility, players, performance
| Vivien Caubel
Pages 303 to 314| Music from Turkey in France: which music for which public?
| Talia Bachir-Loopuyt, Jérôme Cler
Pages 315 to 325| Soy cubano, soy popular: professional and personal
trajectories of Cuban dancers in transnational perspective
| Ruxandra Ana
Pages 327 to 338| Imagining a world of choreographic creation in Burkina Faso.
Projects by artists of the diaspora
| Sarah Andrieu
Pages 339 to 341| Sarah Andrieu, Emmanuelle Olivier (eds.), Création artistique et
imaginaires de la globalisation, Paris, Hermann, 2017,
378 pp.
| Joanna Menet
Pages 341 to 345| Talia Bachir-Loopuyt, Anne Damon-Guillot (eds.), Une pluralité
audible ? Mondes de musique en contact, Tours, Presses
universitaires François Rabelais, coll. “Migrations”, 2019,
305 pp.
| Margaux Lombard
Pages 345 to 348| Timothy D. Taylor, Music in the World: Selected Essays,
Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 2017, 243 pp.
| Émilie Da Lage
Pages 348 to 349| Marta Amico, La Fabrique d’une musique touarègue : un son
du désert dans la world music, Paris, Éditions Karthala, 2020,
318 pp.
| Valentine Salazard
Pages 349 to 353| Christophe Apprill, Les Mondes du Bal, Nanterre, Presses
universitaires de Paris Nanterre, coll. Ethnographies plurielles,
2018, 170 pp.
| Eléonore Joassin
Pages 353 to 355| Altaïr Despres, Se faire contemporain. Les danseurs africains à
l’épreuve de la mondialisation culturelle, Publications de la
Sorbonne, Paris, 2016, 288 pp.
| Ana-Laura Rodriguez-Quinones
Pages 355 to 357| Federica Fratagnoli, Mahalia Lassibille (eds.), Danser
contemporain : gestes croisés d’Afrique et d’Asie du Sud,
Montpellier, Deuxième époque, 2018, 358 pp.
| Julien Debonneville
Pages 358 to 380| Being a festival goer at Hellfest. Female passions and
transgressions in a male cultural universe
| Christophe Guibert
Pages 381 to 395| Lesbian mothers and known donors in France: reflecting on and
negotiating kinship relationships
| Kévin Lavoie, Martine Gross, Isabel Côté
Pages 397 to 412| Politicizing equipment, equipping autonomy. A survey on self-build
agricultural equipment in France
| Frédéric Goulet, Morgan Meyer, Céline Cardinael
Pages 415 to 417| Arnaud Dubois, Jean-Baptiste Eczet, Adeline Grand-Clément,
Charlotte Ribeyrol (eds.), Arcs-en-ciel et couleurs. Regards
comparatifs, Paris, CNRS Éditions, 2018, 304 pp.
| Marie-Luce Gélard
Pages 417 to 418| Camille Schmoll, Les Damnées de la mer. Femmes et frontières en
Méditerranée, Paris, La Découverte, 2020, 248 pp.
| Christian Bromberger
Pages 419 to 422| Anne Raulin, Sepideh Parsapajouh, Marie-Claude Blanc-Chaléard
(eds.), Ces villes-là. Actualité de Colette Pétonnet,
Nanterre, Presses universitaires de Paris Nanterre, 2018,
235 pp.
| Sophie Chevalier
Pages 422 to 424| Anne Monjaret (ed.), Carrières, Nanterre, Presses
universitaires de Paris Nanterre, coll. “Ethnographies
plurielles”, 2019, 284 pp.
| Jean-François Bert
Pages 424 to 426| Sarah Gensburger, Gérôme Truc (eds.), Les Mémoriaux du
13 novembre, Paris, Éditions de l’EHESS, 2020, 282 pp.
| Martine Segalen
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(Dis)possessed gestures and know-how
| Ethnologie française
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Pages 5 to 17| Introduction
| Arnaud Dubois, Céline Rosselin-Bareille
Pages 18 to 35| Afro hair and “the natural hair movement”: a reappropriated
gesture?
| Daphné Bédinadé
Pages 37 to 50| Exhibition and visibility of technical gestures. The case of marble
craftsmanship in Tinos
| Inés Moreno
Pages 51 to 66| Retention or transmission of know-how in West Sahara (Mauriania,
Western Sahara)? Between a heritage “emergency”, social
emancipation and national sovereignty
| Sébastien Boulay
Pages 67 to 76| Sensitive chords. In and out of tune on violin making’s know-how
during fieldwork
| Baptiste Buob
Pages 77 to 90| When companies appropriate know-how: recourse to the law and
appropriation
| Christian Bessy
Pages 91 to 106| “A Wikipedia of lightweight backpacking”: Open-access know-how in
an online community of practice
| Eric Boutroy
Pages 107 to 124| Waste Picking in Morocco Valuing Bodies, (Discarded) Objects and
Savoir-faire
| Anna Karin Giannotta
Pages 125 to 141| The glassmaker’s gesture, the clinking of bangles, and the burning
of flesh. The value of know-how, power relations, and the quest for
independence among the Shishgarh of Firozabad
| Arnaud Kaba
Pages 143 to 157| (De)possession and (in)visibility. The digital metamorphosis of
knowledge and skills training in the Swiss timber construction
industry
| Hervé Munz
Pages 159 to 172| The weaver and the machine. The transmission of know-how and
gestures in art textile factories
| Flavia Carraro
Pages 173 to 175| Baptiste Bacot, Clément Canonne (eds.), Musi[ha]cking :
Ce que la musique fait au hacking (et inversement),
Volume ! La revue des musiques populaires (16 :
1), 2020
| Marie-Christine Bureau
Pages 175 to 177| Anthea Kraut, Choreographing Copyright: Race, Gender, and
Intellectual Property Rights in American Dance, Oxford, Oxford
University Press, 2015, 336 pp.
| Sarah Andrieu
Pages 177 to 179| Gabriel Galvez-Behar, Posséder la science. La propriété
scientifique au temps du capitalisme industriel, Paris,
Éditions de l’EHESS, 2020, 334 pp.
| Nicolas Chachereau
Pages 179 to 181| Horst Bredekamp, Irene Brückle, Paul Needham (eds.), SNML.
Anatomie d’une contrefaçon [translated from English by
Christophe Lucchese and Arnaud Baignot], Brussels, Zones Sensibles,
Brill, 2020, 144 pp., 120 color ill.
| Mathieu Quet
Pages 183 to 198| Between needles and pins: becoming Gavroche
| Jérôme Beauchez
Pages 199 to 213| “Releasable”. The ordinary expression of a release from juvenile
prison
| Laurent Solini
Pages 215 to 221| Christopher Small, Musiquer. Le sens de l’expérience
musicale [translated from English by Jedediah Sklower, foreword
by Antoine Hennion] Paris, Philarmonie de Paris Éditions, (1998)
2019, 441 pages.
| Laurent Legrain
Pages 221 to 224| Frédérique Fogel, Parenté sans papiers La Roche-sur-Yon,
Éditions Dépaysage, préface de François Héran, 2019, 303 pages.
| Martine Segalen
Pages 224 to 226| Serge Chaumier, Jean-Claude Duclos (eds.), Georges Henri
Rivière, une muséologie humaniste, Paris, Éditions Complicités,
2019, 362 pages.
| Laurent Sébastien Fournier
Pages 226 to 229| Germain Viatte (ed.), Georges Henri Rivière. Voir c’est
comprendre Marseille, MuCEM/Réunion des musées nationaux, 2018,
304 pages
| François Hubert
Pages 229 to 231| Thomas Parker, Le Goût du terroir. Histoire d’une idée
française, Rennes, Presses universitaires de Rennes, collection
“Table des hommes”, 2017, 260 pages. [Translation of: Tasting
the French Terroir. History of an Idea, Berkeley, University of
California Press, 2015]
| Alexandra Hondermarck, Élias Burgel
Pages 231 to 233| Bernard Hours, Monique Selim, L’Empire de la morale, Paris,
L’Harmattan, coll. “Anthropologie critique”, 2020, 224 pages.
| Noël Jouenne
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Globalities of wine
| Ethnologie française
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Pages 479 to 489| Martine Segalen (1940–2021) in her own words
| Martine Segalen
Pages 491 to 501| Anthropology of wine: A unique object, between subjectivation and
circulation
| Chantal Crenn, Marion Demossier, Boris-Mathieu Pétric
Pages 502 to 512| Agronomic creativity and rituals in Swiss vineyards. A study of
multiple commitments in biodynamic viticulture
| Alexandre Grandjean
Pages 513 to 522| The emergence of a Chinese wine cluster or a desire to domesticate
the natural world
| Boris-Mathieu Pétric
Pages 523 to 534| From wine cellars to wine competitions: The crisis and reinvention
of French sommeliers (from the postwar period to the 1980s)
| Sénia Fedoul
Pages 535 to 547| Politics, markets, and wine: Indexing post-Cold War tensions in the
Republic of Moldova
| Daniela Ana
Pages 549 to 563| Chinese investors' itineraries in the vineyards of Bordeaux, or the
reversal of the figure of the “foreigner”
| Chantal Crenn
Pages 565 to 576| From production to consumption: Ambiguities in the status of wine
in Ramallah
| Mariangela Gasparotto
Pages 577 to 587| Making homemade wine, online
| William Skinner
Pages 589 to 599| Local bubbles: Natural wines between globalization
and locavorism
| Clelia Viecelli
Pages 601 to 612| Wine GB: Sparkling opportunism in the “New/Old World”?
| Marion Demossier, Peter J. Howland
Pages 613 to 615| Christelle PINEAU, La Corne de vache et le microscope. Le vin
« nature », entre sciences, croyances et radicalités,
Paris, La Découverte, 2019, 248 pp.
| Denis Chartier
Pages 616 to 617| Jean-Louis YENGUE and Kilien STENGEL (eds.), Le Terroir
viticole. Espaces et figures de qualité, Tours, Presses
Universitaires François-Rabelais, coll. Table des Hommes, 2020, 414
pp.
| Isabelle Bianquis
Pages 617 to 620| Marion DEMOSSIER, Burgundy: A Global Anthropology of Place and
Taste, New York/Oxford, Berghahn, coll. New Directions in
Anthropology, 2018, 258 pp.
| Bernard Moizo
Pages 621 to 622| Introduction
| Jean-Luc Poueyto
Pages 623 to 629| Campsites in the sky
| Patrick Williams
Pages 631 to 639| Patrick Williams: A perfect imperfect ethnographer
| Martin Olivera
Pages 641 to 651| First, the encounter. Contributions of a romanès
anthropology to general anthropology
| Stefania Pontrandolfo, Marco Solimene
Pages 653 to 663| Patrick Williams—A story of friendship with Auvergne’s Manouche
community
| Lise Foisneau
Pages 665 to 672| Patrick Williams and jazz
| Jean-Pierre Digard
Pages 673 to 680| Rhapsody in the dark
| Jean Jamin
Pages 681 to 695| Line inspectors. Ethnography of the gestures of public officials in
abattoirs
| Amandine Gautier
Pages 697 to 710| Eyes that shape boats
| Théo Lebouc
Pages 711 to 712| Introduction to the final review written by Martine Segalen
| Françoise Zonabend
Pages 712 to 714| Jean JAMIN, Tableaux d’une exposition. Chronique d’une famille
ardennaise sous la IIIe République, Paris, Nouvelles
éditions Place, 2021, 213 pp.
| Martine Segalen, Françoise Zonabend
Pages 714 to 715| Martin DE LA SOUDIÈRE, Lignes secondaires, Paris, CREAPHIS
Éditions, 2020, 115 pp.
| Aline Brochot
Pages 715 to 717| Julien D’HUY, Cosmogonies. La Préhistoire des mythes, Paris,
Éditions La Découverte, coll. « Sciences Sociales du
Vivant », 2020, 384 pp.
| Laurent Sébastien Fournier
Pages 717 to 719| Emmanuel RAQUIN-LORENZI, Le Pays du lac, Paris, Éditions
Loco, 2019, 470 pp.
| Patrick Prado
Pages 719 to 720| Colette MILHÉ, Le Mystère de la cagoule. Enquête bolivienne,
Toulouse, Anacharsis, coll. « Les ethnographiques »,
2020. 287 pp.
| Bernard Traimond
Pages 720 to 721| Bernadette LIZET, Le cheval dans la vie quotidienne, Paris,
CNRS Éditions, 2020, 320 pp.
| Martin de La Soudière
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Lebanese anthropologies
| Ethnologie française
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Pages 223 to 224| Maps
Pages 225 to 225| Transliteration system
Pages 227 to 238| Introduction
| Nicolas Puig, Michel Tabet
Pages 239 to 254| Exploring the Lebanese Intifada of 2019: A sound survey approach
| Lama Kabbanji, Elsa El Hachem Kirby
Pages 255 to 266| Arranged marriage in Beirut’s Sunni community
| Nizar Hariri, Dima Tannir
Pages 267 to 282| Lebanon in a time of “civil love”
| Michela De Giacometti
Pages 283 to 298| “Doctor, I want her nose!”: Rhinoplasty, Ethnicity, and the Social
Contexts of Plastic Surgery in Lebanon
| Nicolas Puig
Pages 299 to 308| Scenes from Beirut: Agonistic writings
| Franck Mermier
Pages 309 to 318| Notes on Some Archive Photographs
| Sophie Brones
Pages 319 to 332| In the Shatila ‘cocktail’: discourses and narratives on past,
present and future loss
| Hala Caroline Abou Zaki, Elsa El Hachem Kirby
Pages 333 to 346| Syrian janitors in Beirut
| Leila Drif
Pages 347 to 361| A life with birds: the ethnography of a passion for pigeon keeping
(Lebanon)
| Emma Aubin-Boltanski, Elsa El Hachem Kirby
Pages 363 to 382| The “Belly of Beirut”
| Thierry Boissière, Layane Hajjar, Alexandre Hajjar
Pages 383 to 392| God, workers, women, and self: Convergences, accidents, and other
uncertainties in half a century of fieldwork in Lebanon
| Suad Joseph
Pages 393 to 399| Readings on the theme: Book Review
| Candice Raymond, Elsa El Hachem Kirby
Pages 400 to 406| Reviews
| Séverine Gabry-Thienpont, Elsa El Hachem Kirby
Pages 407 to 424| Age relations turned upside down? Physical, moral, and
socio-technical challenges in chronic illness
| Adeline Perrot
Pages 425 to 440| Miction impossible
| Philippe Steiner
Pages 441 to 455| Reviews
| Jean Copans
Pages 456 to 462| Reviews
| Sandrine Teixido
Pages 463 to 470| David Berliner. Perdre sa culture, Brussels, Zones
sensibles, 2018, 155 pp., bibl., index.
| Anath Ariel de Vidas, Camille Noûs
Pages 465 to 467| Anne Perrin Khelissa. Luxe intime. Essai sur notre lien aux
objets précieux Paris, Éditions du CTHS, coll. “Format 83”,
2020, 128 pp.
| Nicolas Adell
Pages 467 to 469| Bernard Charlier. Faces of the wolf. Managing the Human,
Non-human Boundary in Mongolia Leiden/Boston, Brill, 2015,
188 pp.
| Laurent Legrain
Pages 469 to 470| Marie Baltazar. Du bruit à la musique. Devenir organiste.
Paris, Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme, 2019, 273 pp.
| Marie Buscatto
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Fifty years
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Pages 9 to 10| Beginning
| Nicolas Adell, Anne Monjaret
Pages 11 to 12| English (and its empire)
| Martine Segalen
Pages 13 to 14| Anniversary
| Sylvie Sagnes
Pages 15 to 16| Authors
| Jean-François Gossiaux
Pages 19 to 20| Library
| Laurent Le Gall
Pages 21 to 22| Drafts
| Agnès Jeanjean
Pages 25 to 27| Office(s)
| Anne Monjaret
Pages 27 to 28| Collections
| Michèle Baussant
Pages 29 to 30| Comparing
| Nicoletta Diasio
Pages 31 to 32| Knowledge, ignorance, recognition
| Anne Blanchard
Pages 33 to 35| Bodies
| Gilles Raveneau
Pages 37 to 38| Talking about edges
| Maïté [Vienne] Villacampa
Pages 39 to 40| Issue
| Laurent Sébastien Fournier
Pages 41 to 42| Scales (of analysis)
| Christian Bromberger
Pages 43 to 44| School (and its misery)
| André Burguière
Pages 45 to 46| (On)line
| Sophie Chevalier
Pages 47 to 48| In attendance
| Jean-Yves Durand
Pages 51 to 52| Ethnography (from disrepute to return to favor)
| Christian Bromberger
Pages 53 to 54| Evaluating
| Monica Heintz
Pages 55 to 57| File
| Nicolas Adell
Pages 59 to 60| Geographers
| Martin de La Soudière
Pages 61 to 62| Final oral exam
| Laurent Le Gall
Pages 65 to 66| Open topic (varia or off-topic?)
| Laurent Sébastien Fournier
Pages 67 to 68| Image
| Sylvaine Conord
Pages 69 to 70| Infirmary
| Fabienne Venou Flamant
Pages 71 to 72| In memoriam
| Tiphaine Barthelemy
Pages 73 to 75| Game
| Thierry Wendling
Pages 79 to 81| Legitimacy (of the object)
| Gabriel Segré
Pages 83 to 84| Literature(s)
| Jean-Marie Privat
Pages 85 to 87| Words
| Gisèle Borie
Pages 89 to 91| Museum
| Gérard Collomb
Pages 93 to 94| National (ethnology . . .)
| Jean-François Gossiaux
Pages 95 to 96| Endnote
| Thierry Wendling
Pages 97 to 98| Object
| Christian Bromberger
Pages 99 to 100| Order of the day
| Jean-Marie Privat
Pages 101 to 102| Masthead
| Vanessa Manceron
Pages 103 to 104| Kinship
| Françoise Zonabend
Pages 105 to 106| Photography
| Hervé Jézéquel
Pages 109 to 110| Poem, poetry
| Nicolas Adell
Pages 111 to 112| Politics (of research)
| Baptiste Buob
Pages 113 to 114| Punctuation in Ethnologie française
| Sophie Gudin
Pages 115 to 116| Editing
| Anne Monjaret
Pages 117 to 118| Refusal
| Monica Heintz
Pages 119 to 120| Summarizing
| Gilles Raveneau
Pages 123 to 124| Journal-Object
| Martine Segalen
Pages 125 to 125| Meaning
| Marie-Luce Gélard
Pages 127 to 128| Sport
| Niko Besnier
Pages 129 to 130| Time
| Nicoletta Diasio
Pages 131 to 132| Translation (interpretation and loyalty)
| Martine Segalen
Pages 135 to 136| Transmitting
| Tiphaine Barthelemy
Pages 139 to 140| Utopia
| Niko Besnier
Pages 141 to 142| Varia
| Sophie Chevalier
Pages 143 to 144| Verb
| Élisabeth Anstett
Pages 145 to 146| seX, seXuality—X-rated
| Philippe Combessie
Pages 147 to 148| Tribute Christian Mériot (1934–2020)
| Bernard Traimond
Pages 149 to 160| Composing in the plural
| Alexandre Robert
Pages 161 to 175| Bringing worlds together
| Sandrine Teixido
Pages 177 to 198| Between profitability and subsistence
| Glenn Mainguy
Pages 199 to 209| Reviews
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Europe 27: Building European citizenship
| Ethnologie française
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Pages 465 to 466| Tribute
| Bernard Traimond
Pages 467 to 468| Tribute
| François Hubert
Pages 469 to 484| Introduction
| Monica Heintz
Pages 485 to 500| “Foreigners, you have to make more of an effort to become
Europeans!”: Ethnographies of the State-sponsored Fabrication of
National Indigenousness in Western Europe
| Emma Barrett Fiedler, John Angell
Pages 501 to 512| The “Euro-Mediterranean” City: Transnational Difference and
Belonging on the Marseille Waterfront
| Philip Cartelli
Pages 513 to 528| Europe and the rights of indigenous peoples
| Irène Bellier
Pages 529 to 544| An anthropology of the politics of European Capitals of Culture as
seen from the “margins”: A comparative ethnography of GeNova04,
Marseille-Provence 2013, and Matera-Basilicata 2019
| Maria Elena Buslacchi
Pages 545 to 558| European citizenship, Italian nationality, and the “institutional
myth” of return: Argentines and Chileans of Italian descent
| Mélissa Blanchard
Pages 559 to 573| “Brexit is the Graveyard of Post-Industrial Britain”: Ethnography
as Eulogy for East London and England
| Gillian Evans
Pages 575 to 580| The European Union and young people: The different perspectives of
a sociologist and a filmmaker
| Cédric Klapisch, Anne Muxel, André Burguière, Monica Heintz
Pages 581 to 590| Further reading: Reviews
Pages 591 to 598| Style of play, style of club, style of city? Sentimental education
and mark of urban belonging through football in Marseille and
elsewhere
| Christian Bromberger
Pages 599 to 614| Photographing religious feeling: Stefan Czarnowski in Perros-Guirec
on July 26, 1908
| Jean-François Bert
Pages 615 to 632| “We remained the troubadours of nature”: On a special relationship
to nature in some gypsy families in Limousin
| Jean-Pierre Cavaillé
Pages 633 to 640| Review
Pages 641 to 641| Reviews
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Tracing
| Ethnologie française
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Pages 243 to 250| Science in danger, journals in protest
| Le collectif des revues en lutte, Nicolas Adell, Jean-Yves Bart
Pages 257 to 268| Introduction
| Jérôme Courduriès, Mélanie Gourarier
Pages 269 to 284| Detecting ancestry: The use of genealogical machines and techniques
in the reconstruction of family histories
| Sarah Abel, Gísli Pálsson
Pages 285 to 298| Archives of Origins: Traces and Narrative (Dis-) Continuities in
the Files of France’s Child Welfare System, 1995-2015
| Agnès Martial
Pages 299 to 312| (T)Race. Skin color, a bodily inscription of slavery
| Jean-Luc Bonniol
Pages 313 to 326| Investigating one’s own infection: Gay men recently diagnosed with
HIV
| Mélanie Perez
Pages 327 to 344| Politics of doubt and regimes of truth in the “bone age”: DNA and
the symbolic adoption of bodies recovered from mass graves in Peru
and Spain
| Dorothée Delacroix, Camille Noûs
Pages 345 to 360| On the trail of Mexico’s disappeared
| Sabrina Melenotte
Pages 361 to 376| “True” and “false” Ebola survivors? Biological traces and
conflicting evidence in Guinea
| Alice Desclaux, Eva Barranca
Pages 377 to 389| Minor to the bone? Juvenile court judges and the role of bone
testing in determining the age of unaccompanied migrant minors
| Annalisa Lendaro
Pages 391 to 401| Further reading: Reviews
| Clara Duterme, Anne-Sophie Giraud, Anélie Prudor, Marie Le Clainche-Piel, Anaïs Martin, Nicoletta Diasio
Pages 403 to 417| The benefit of choice (?). The status of the in vitro embryo
and the dead fetus in France
| Anne-Sophie Giraud
Pages 419 to 434| Needs of value. On ethics and tactics in international adoption.
The role of medical conditions in intercountry adoption
| Sébastien Roux
Pages 435 to 437| Review
Pages 439 to 452| Reviews
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Slave trades and cultural memory
| Ethnologie française
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Pages 5 to 7| Tribute
| Martine Segalen
Pages 9 to 17| Introduction. Visions of the past and the cultural memory of the
slave trades
| Gaetano Ciarcia
Pages 19 to 29| The politics of apology: Official repentance and the strategic
management of guilt in a former slave trade port (Liverpool)
| Renaud Hourcade
Pages 31 to 50| Between criticism and reconciliation. Controversial memories in
Bordeaux: “The Revenants” art project
| Francesca Cozzolino
Pages 51 to 64| Memorializing slavery in the public space in the United States: A
selective amnesia?
| Lawrence Aje
Pages 65 to 76| Tourist visits and hijacking the past on Ouidah’s Slave Route
| Rossila Goussanou
Pages 77 to 89| History and emotions. The staging of the House of Slaves in Gorée,
Senegal
| Martin Mourre
Pages 91 to 108| Managing the slave past from the old port of Rio de Janeiro
(2010-2019). Public policies, local appropriations, memoryscape
| Jérôme Souty
Pages 109 to 124| Museumizing the slave trade and slavery in Zanzibar:Truth, untruth,
and uncertainty at the Old Slave Market
| Marie-Aude Fouéré, Michael Paul
Pages 125 to 141| Establishing the memory of slavery in Guadeloupe and Nantes: The
contentious issues of memorial donations
| Gaetano Ciarcia
Pages 143 to 156| The opaque glow of the slave past
| Gaetano Ciarcia, Lucile Combreau
Pages 157 to 162| Further reading: Review
| Rocío Munguia Aguilar
Pages 163 to 176| Reviews
| Lawrence Aje, Didier Nativel, Anna Seiderer, Pauline Guedj, Morgane Honoré, María Laura Corvalán
Pages 177 to 192| Age, sex, and generation in the work of ethnologist Denise Paulme
in Côte d’Ivoire in the 1960s
| Marianne Lemaire
Pages 193 to 210| How to think with actions. Kinds of life and kinds of knowledge in
the anthropology of André Varagnac
| Frédéric Fruteau de Laclos
Pages 211 to 222| Review
| Martine Segalen
Pages 223 to 238| Reviews
| Sara Le Menestrel, Georges Augustins, Jean-Marie Privat, Marie-Christine Pouchelle, Marie Salaün, Sandrine Teixido
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Self-optimization
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Pages 653 to 670| The history of coaching and its moralities (1930–2018)
| Scarlett Salman
Pages 671 to 686| When sports is put at the service of management: The shaping of the
“high-level employee”
| Yan Dalla Pria
Pages 687 to 700| Optimizing one’s beauty, taking aesthetic control of one’s body:
Success and failure in beauty pageants
| Camille Couvry, Marion Braizaz
Pages 701 to 718| (Micro)“psychedelic” experiences: From workplace creativity in the
1960s to twenty-first-century neuro-newspeak
| Milana Aronov
Pages 719 to 734| Perfectionism through numbers? How self-tracking technologies fit
within individuals’ self-optimization projects
| Éric Dagiral
Pages 735 to 750| Food sensitivities and bodily sedition: From vulnerability to a
moral ideal?
| Virginie Wolff, John Angell
Pages 751 to 767| Staying on course. Bodies, masculinities, and food practices during
the “critical age”
| Nicoletta Diasio, Vulca Fidolini
Pages 769 to 786| Veganism: Abolition through nutrition. Vitamin B12
supplements for the vegan diet
| Sébastien Mouret, John Angell
Pages 787 to 801| “Liberation! A true liberation!”: Being childfree and sterilized
| Emma Tillich, John Angell
Pages 803 to 812| Health care professionals “coming out”: A critical dialogue
| John Coveney, Lee Thompson
Pages 813 to 819| Edgar Cabanas and Eva Illouz, Happycratie. Comment l’industrie
du bonheur a pris le contrôle de nos vies, Paris, Premier
Parallèle, 2018, 260 p.
| Sabine Mégarbané
Pages 820 to 826| Céline Lafontaine, Le Corps-marché. La marchandisation de la vie
humaine à l’ère de la bioéconomie, Paris, Seuil, 2014,
288 p.
| Pierre Wiltz
Pages 827 to 837| Reviews
Pages 839 to 853| Battle! The pastoral or the world scene in the Western Pyrénées
| Patricia Heiniger-Castéret
Pages 855 to 877| “They may not have been ducks.” The anthropologist put to the test
of intersubjectivity
| Anath Ariel de Vidas
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“Doesn’t even hurt!”
| Ethnologie française
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Pages 453 to 454| Tribute
| Jean-Paul Willaime
Pages 455 to 462| Introduction
| Laurent Sébastien Fournier
Pages 463 to 476| The Sardinian murra: A duel with no contact
| Élisabeth Euvrard
Pages 477 to 492| The great sport-spectacle. The transformations of television
wrestling: France and the USA (1958–2018)
| Christophe Lamoureux
Pages 493 to 506| A history of violence. The ritual reenactment of the capture of the
Incas in the Central Andes
| Isabel Yaya McKenzie
Pages 507 to 521| Faire l’Ours. The game, aim, and limits of mimesis
| Claudie Voisenat
Pages 523 to 532| Hitting too hard? Pillow fights: Defining violence and the rules of
interaction
| Gaëlle Chartier
Pages 533 to 548| “It’s real!”: On some cases of virtual violence and ritual efficacy
in BDSM communities
| Adrien Czuser
Pages 549 to 567| Pogoing: Playful or violent? Punk, pogo, and mock combat
| Luc Robène, Manuel Roux, Solveig Serre
Pages 569 to 579| Further reading
Pages 581 to 596| Industrial waste sorters: An essential part of the circular economy
in search of recognition
| Linda Gonzalez-Lafaysse
Pages 597 to 616| Gaps in the record: The scribbles, notebooks, and drafts of
Germaine Tillion
| Jérôme Lamy