Tourisme, patrimoine et religions en Méditerranée. Usages culturels du religieux dans le catholicisme et l’islam contemporains (Europe du Sud-Maghreb)

Boissevain, Katia; Isnart, Cyril

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“…And just as ethnologists and anthropologists have noted a growing role for cultural heritage in the politics of tourism (Salazar 2010) as well as the conceptual and practical intersections of tourism and pilgrimage (Badone & Roseman 2004), local religion has also been implicated in heritage-making processes during this same time. Tourism development and heritage policies have contributed to the endurance of certain forms of rituals, places of worship and supernatural entities within contemporary European societies and beyond (Boissevain & Isnart 2017).…”

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The Enchantment of Local Religion: Tangling Cultural Heritage, Tradition and Religion in Southern Europe

Isnart

2020

Ethnologia Europaea

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This article addresses the combined dynamics between traditional religious manifestations and cultural heritage processes in order to better understand the reconfiguration of certain religious rituals, sometimes coined as local religion. After examining the entanglements of cultural heritage and religions in southern Europe, often silenced or minimized, I present recent case studies demonstrating that uses of religious traditions as cultural heritage are not uncommon and that the theoretical framework of secularization needs to be nuanced. At state or community level, religious practices seem to be enchanted, and at the same time enchant the region in which they take place. This analysis helps to understand the processes of contemporary social and cultural reconfiguration of the ways people think and what they make of their religious "traditions".

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The Enchantment of Local Religion: Tangling Cultural Heritage, Tradition and Religion in Southern Europe

Isnart

2020

Ethnologia Europaea

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‘Reconstructing babel’: Christian missions and knowledge production in the Middle East, nineteenth-twentieth century

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Culture et « culture » religieuse

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2019

Le Patrimoine Comme Expérience

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2010b « Le rituel stambâli en Tunisie. De la pratique rituelle au spectacle commercial », in (dir.), Nouveaux Usages touristiques de la culture religieuse au Maghreb. Socio-anthropologie de l'image au Maghreb, Paris, Institut de recherche sur le Maghreb contemporain / L'Harmattan, coll. « Maghreb et sciences sociales », p. 127-142. Boissevain Katia & Isnart Cyril, 2017 « Tourisme, patrimoine et religions en Méditerranée. Usages culturels du religieux dans le catholicisme et l'islam contemporains (Europe du Sud-Maghreb) », Mélanges de l'École française de Rome-Italie et Méditerranée modernes et contemporaines 129-1, en ligne : http:// journals.openedition.org/mefrim/3423 [lien valide en septembre 2018].

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Tourisme, patrimoine et religions en Méditerranée. Usages culturels du religieux dans le catholicisme et l’islam contemporains (Europe du Sud-Maghreb)

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Cited by 3 publications

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The Enchantment of Local Religion: Tangling Cultural Heritage, Tradition and Religion in Southern Europe

The Enchantment of Local Religion: Tangling Cultural Heritage, Tradition and Religion in Southern Europe

‘Reconstructing babel’: Christian missions and knowledge production in the Middle East, nineteenth-twentieth century

Culture et « culture » religieuse

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