Pour une ethno-trichologie tibétaine
Head and body hair: these corporeal excrescences, which can be modified at no great risk, convey four types of information: on sexual statuses and differences between genders, as well as general differences established by societies; on ethnic, social and personal identities; on order and disorder, o...
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Laboratoire d'Ethnologie et de Sociologie Comparative
2018-11-01
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description | Head and body hair: these corporeal excrescences, which can be modified at no great risk, convey four types of information: on sexual statuses and differences between genders, as well as general differences established by societies; on ethnic, social and personal identities; on order and disorder, on the norm and the margin within a society; on the aesthetic trends in a given period. The author sketches the framework of a general ethno-trichology, and includes examples drawn from various cultural contexts. Symbolising belonging and ways of being, the treatment of hair on the head and body is a highly contentious subject (between generations, populations, and members of the same society who have opposing ideologies). |
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spellingShingle | Christian Bromberger Pour une ethno-trichologie tibétaine Ateliers d'Anthropologie religion hair anthropology genders pilosity society |
title | Pour une ethno-trichologie tibétaine |
title_full | Pour une ethno-trichologie tibétaine |
title_fullStr | Pour une ethno-trichologie tibétaine |
title_full_unstemmed | Pour une ethno-trichologie tibétaine |
title_short | Pour une ethno-trichologie tibétaine |
title_sort | pour une ethno trichologie tibetaine |
topic | religion hair anthropology genders pilosity society |
url | https://journals.openedition.org/ateliers/10522 |
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