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École française d'Extrême-Orient
Institute of History and Philology
Academia Sinica, Nankang 11529
Taipei
Taiwan
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演講:Josiane CAUQUELIN
09 MARCH 19
講者:Josiane CAUQUELIN博士 (法國國立科學研究中心榮譽研究員)

題目: Puyuma Shamans and Society

日期 : 2019年3月9日(六), 中午十二時
地點 : 中央研究院民族所後棟一樓交誼廳

摘要:
Religious practices in Puyuma society have been undergoing a dynamic
recomposition process for many years. The study of ritual among Puyuma
people, i.e., the distribution of activities, and the analysis of myths,
shows an initial change took place at about the time hunting was
abandoned for rice-growing around the end of the 19th century, when men
left shamanistic practices to women, but continued to perform community
rites. Puyuma society was probably once a shamanistic hunting society,
whose religious practitioners were men, before becoming a society of
shamans whose religious practitioners are women. A second change in
practices took place during the period of Japanese colonisation. Today,
the shamanistic rituals integrate some practices belonging to cults of
possession.

主辦單位 :
- 法國遠東學院臺北中心
- 中研院民族學研究所


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