The Breton Troménies. A mode of anthropisation from space to the consideration of circulars processions French and Belgian. ; Les troménies bretonnes. Un mode d'anthropisation de l'espace à l'examen des processions giratoires françaises et belges.

This study of anthropology and religious studies examining the process of sacralization of territory through the giratory community processions, known in Britain under the name "Troménies" (from the Breton language tro + minihi, translatable by « around the monachia », the territory pertaining to a Celtic monastery in the early Middle Ages). They are characterized by a clockwise cirumambulation as a customary Catholic ritual gesture commemorating the founding by the parish saint patron. Eight Troménies (Bourbriac, Gouesnou, Landeleau, Locquénolé, Locmaria-Quimper, Locronan) are placed next to... Mehr ...

Verfasser: Hascoët, Joël
Dokumenttyp: doctoralThesis
Erscheinungsdatum: 2010
Verlag/Hrsg.: HAL CCSD
Schlagwörter: beating the bound / walking / guiding-animal / deer / holy / foundation legend / legal symbolism / autochthony / Locronan Ceaucé / Ronse / troménie / tour de ville / marche / animal guide / cerf / saints / légende de fondation / circumambulation / symbolisme juridique / autochtonie / Bourbriac / Gouesnou / Landeleau / Locquénolé / Locmaria-Quimper / Locronan / Ceaucé / Magnac-Laval / Larchant / Mons / Nivelles / Renaix / Saintes / Soignies / [SHS.ANTHRO-SE]Humanities and Social Sciences/Social Anthropology and ethnology
Sprache: Französisch
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