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Chapter 11: Terma Lineages, First Part: Gya Zhangtrom’s Mañjuśrī Master of Life
No full textInternational audiencesems dpa' thugs kyi me long) of Garwang Dorje (1640-1685)-vol. 16. 2 3. The cycle of The Sow With a Profound Seal (Lung phag mo zab rgya) by Tennyi Lingpa (1480-1535)-vol. 17. 4. The cycle of Mañjuśrī Master of Life ('Jam dpal tshe bdag), mostly (but not wholly) "invented" by Gya Zhangtrom (11th Century?)-vol. 18-27. 5. The cycle of Rāhula, The Poisoned Razor, "discovered" by Pema Ledreltsal (1291-1319)-vol. 28-29. 6. The cycle of Padmasambhava, The Complete Gathering of the Knowledge-Holders (Rig 'dzin yongs 'dus), revealed by Ngari Paṇchen Pema Wanggyal (1487-1542)-vol. 30-32. 7. The revelations of Rigdzin Lekden Dorje (1452/1512?-1565): Liberating Saṃsāra in the Dharmadhātu (Thugs rje chen po 'khor ba dbyings grol) and the cycle of Amṛtakuṇḍalī (Tshe sgrub bdud rtsi 'khyil pa)-vol. 33. 8. The Nine-Headed Wrathful One, revealed either by Rigdzin Lekden Dorje or by Ngari Paṇchen Pema Wangyal-vol. 34. 9. The revelations of Jangdak Tashi Tobgyal (1550?-1603): Karma Guru and The Essential Meaning of the Mother-Tantras (Ma rgyud snying po don gsum)-vol. 35. 10. The complete writings of Rigdzin Pema Trinlé (Gödem IV, 1641-1717)-vol. 36-50. 3 1 We have already presented this list (with annotations) in Arguillère 2022a, pp. 10-12, but it is undoubtedly useful to reiterate it here in a more synthetic manner 2 On Gar dbang rdo rje, see Solmsdorf 2014 and Burroughs 2013. Several cycles associated with the revelations of this master are not included in the present collection. Their absence remains, so far, a mystery. 3The number of volumes clearly attests to the importance of this master for the Northern Treasures.</div
Coverb constructions in Papuan languages
No full textInternational audienceCoverb constructions (aka verb adjunct constructions) have been claimed to be a typical and wide-spread phenomenon among the languages of Papua. This chapter explores the role of coverb expressions in the lexicon, their semantic and morphosyntactic properties, and possible diachronic scenarios that might have led to the loss of coverb expressions in a given language. In particular, we strive to provide operationalizable means for determining the syntactic status and the word-class membership of the light-verb complement, and for delimiting coverb expressions from other, related constructions. However, we also point to the analytical problems that remain when trying to define and delineate coverbs and coverb expressions, for example, when trying to distinguish them from verb-noun idioms
Discriminación lingüística, social y racial. Una aproximación enactiva en el Caribe colombiano
No full textInternational audienceSituated at the intersection of sociophonetics, semiotic anthropology and enactive linguistics, this book explores how linguistic variation is unequally reinterpreted depending on stereotypes about the speaker. Focused on the Colombian Caribbean coast, it reveals processes of discrimination through the differential perception of variation through the prism of social and racial dynamics.Situado en la intersección de la sociolingüística, la antropología semiótica y la lingüística enactiva, este libro explora cómo la variación lingüística es reinterpretada de manera desigual según los estereotipos asociados al hablante. Centrado en la costa caribe colombiana, revela procesos de discriminación a través de la percepción diferenciada de la variación, desde el prisma de las dinámicas sociales y raciales.Situé à l’intersection de la sociophonétique, de l’anthropologie sémiotique et de la linguistique énactive, ce livre explore la manière dont la variation linguistique est inégalement réinterprétée en fonction des stéréotypes associés au locuteur. Centré sur la côte caraïbe colombienne, il met en lumière les processus de discrimination à travers la perception différenciée de la variation, au prisme des dynamiques sociales et raciales
“Looking Back on 2025’s New Writings” By Tsering Döndrup
No full textThe original article in Tibetan was originally published on "Tibet Chome" website on 27 Dec. 2025 (https://archive.ph/8WMgp
Chapter 5: The Padmasambhava Epic and the Standard Explanation of the Termas
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The working-class household economy. Frugality, discipline, and strategies
No full textInternational audienceThis chapter focuses on the budget organisation and consumption habits of the working classes. The aim is to highlight and analyse the economic and social logics at work in the balancing of the domestic economy of working-class households. After the Second World War in Japan and France, and from the 1990s onwards in China, the three countries entered a new consumption regime characterised by a new organisation of production, innovative forms of commercialisation, a change in the distribution of income between social groups, a change in the composition of household budgets, new market structures and a new culture of consumption. In this chapter, rather than macroeconomic or macrosocial arrangements, we focus on economic rationalities as experienced in the realities of everyday life. We therefore analyse the economic practices and representations of social agents as they form a system, while restoring the conditions of possibility in which they are established
« Bombay »: Des notes de terrain au roman
No full textInternational audienceDans son roman qui réactualise son travail de thèse, l’Anthropologue Marie-Caroline Saglio réactualise son ethnographie des bidonvilles de Mumbai. Son personnage principal, un jeune idéaliste qui cherche à implanter un projet de rentabilisation du traitement des ordures pour le compte d’une grande entreprise britannique, se confronte à la violence sociale, environnementale et politique qui s’est installée dans sa ville. L’entretien aborde les enjeux et les possibilités offertes par le passage de l’ethnographie à l’écriture romanesque à travers les thèmes suivants : comment la littérature sur Mumbai a-t-elle influencé l’écriture ? Qu’est-ce que la fiction change dans le rapport au matériau ethnographique ? Qu’est-ce que cela permet par rapport à l’écriture scientifique ? Comment l’imagination littéraire peut-elle s’adosser à la réalité observée par l’ethnographe ? Et quelles perspectives en tirer pour l’Anthropologie
Multiword Expressions and Neology: Corpus Analysis and NLP Approaches
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