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Singing Love and Death in the Land of Snows: Preliminary Notes About Rogs ’then Folk Songs in Amdo
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Photographie de Françoise Robin | Enquête sur la diaspora tibétaine en France | Restaurant tibétain de Strasbourg
No full textLes personnes apparaissant sur les clichés ont accepté d'être photographiées dans le cadre d'une enquête de terrain. Elles ont le droit de demander le retrait d'une image en nous contactant.Devanture de restaurant tibétain de Strasbourg, "Saveurs de l'Himalaya". Photo prise par Françoise Robin dans le cadre d'une enquête sur les restaurants tibétains en France
Special Section Introduction: Engaged Research in Contemporary Southeast Asia: Scholar-Activist Reflections on a Fraught Practice
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Israël réputé modèle de démocratie ne respecte plus aucune des règles internationales.
No full textInternational audienceRéédition d'une Tribune parue dans Le Monde le 11 avril 2025. israel en marge de la communauté international
Penanian, the place of Song, a pioneering Digital Platform (Indonesia), toraja.ehess.fr: teaser
No full textbande annonce de la plate-forme Penanian, base de connaissances des musiques toraja d'Indonési
A Critical Remark about Misleading Polemical Amalgamations: “emptiness-of-other,” “subitism” and “practice linages”
No full texthttps://fchnt.hypotheses.orgMuch has been written about the debate on “emptiness-of-other,” “subitism” and “practice linages” in Tibetan thought, to the extent that some may have presented it as something that became central as early as the 14th century and remained so for the rest of Tibetan intellectual history. At some point, such an ideological device was constructed, but it actually became central as a commonly shared doxographical framework only in the nineteenth century with the “non-sectarian” (ris med) masters of eastern Tibet in their struggle for life against dGe lugs hegemony. In historical research, it is important to deconstruct false historiography—that is to say, to understand these late narratives as an ideological product of their own time, expressing the power games of that period, and basically irrelevant to the era we are studying. This is the aim of this reserach note
Une ressource de phraséologie scientifique orale en français et quelques pistes d’application didactique
No full textInternational audienceThis article presents a resource of phraseological expressions frequently observed in spoken French academic discourse, which make the speaker’s enunciation more interactive by taking into account the presence of the audience. These formulas for considering the addressee help the audience better understand the content and structure of the discourse, while involving them in the construction of the speaker’s presentation. Building on previous work in phraseology and the language of academic genres, the category of “discursive formulas” includes both fixed word sequences and routines based on a more flexible grammatical pattern. A corpus of 60 oral academic presentations in the humanities and social sciences was compiled, from which the formulas were identified and classified according to a three-dimensional functional typology: (a) metalinguistic and meta-enunciative, (b) structural, (c) interactional. In addition, we will provide a brief overview of digital didactic platforms for academic discourse or spoken French, and suggest some possible applications - notably the simplification of functional labels - for the future pedagogical use of our resource
