Le rituel de Khālo bhūt, l’Esprit Noir ou comment créer une présence pour mieux la replacer à distance

Schlemmer, Grégoire

doi:10.1484/m.behe-eb.4.00126

Architecturer l'Invisible

2009

DOI: 10.1484/m.behe-eb.4.00126

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Le rituel de Khālo bhūt, l’Esprit Noir ou comment créer une présence pour mieux la replacer à distance

Grégoire Schlemmer¹

Abstract: Bibliothèque de l'Ecole des Hautes Etudes ■ Sciences Religieuse ■ N°138 ARCHITECTURER L'INVISIBLE Autels, ligatures, écritures Sous la direction de MICHEL CARTRY JEAN-LOUS DURANT RENÉE KOCH PIETTRE BREPOLS: TURNOUT (BELGIQUE) 2010 97 LE RITUEL DE KHĀLO BHŪT, L'ESPRIT NOIR ou comment créer une présence pour mieux la replacer à distance * 1

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“…For a precise description of one of these pujā, see Schlemmer (2010b). This description can be usefully compared with the one given by Höfer (1973).…”

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Enshrining Space: Shrines, Public Space and Hinduization among the Kulung of Nepal

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Now how to define a "wayside" shrine? The term "wayside" appears to be built on a value judgment. If something is said to be "to the side of the way," it is because the way does not lead to it, but elsewhere. A wayside shrine would be a shrine that one sees in passing, on the way to somewhere else, and not a destination. If we put aside this judgment (it seems to be the perspective of the non-pious observer; this point would require at least an ethnographic confirmation from the users of these shrines), and if we suppose that Enshrining Space: Shrines, Public Space and Hinduization among the Kulung of ...

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“…For a precise description of one of these pujā, see Schlemmer (2010b). This description can be usefully compared with the one given by Höfer (1973).…”

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Enshrining Space: Shrines, Public Space and Hinduization among the Kulung of Nepal

Schlemmer¹

2018

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