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CATEGORIES:Séminaire d’anthropologie américaniste
CREATED:20231009T141325
SUMMARY:Séance comparative – Shapemaking : Rendering the Invisible Visible in Southeast Asian Animism, Guido Sprenger (Univ. Heidelberg)
LOCATION:Maison Suger - 16-18 rue Suger\, Paris\, \, 75006\, France
DESCRIPTION:<p>Discutant : Philippe Erikson (Univ. Paris Nanterre, LESC-EREA)</p><p>The
  dichotomy of visibility and invisibility runs through Southeast Asian cosm
 ologies as a major marker of “spirits” and living human beings. The distinc
 tion does not simply mark an ontological difference, but also social distan
 ce. In addition, it is just one aspect of the different access to the sense
 s that humans have to various other beings. Limitations in access to the se
 nses indicate social and ontological distance. Therefore, sociality in Sout
 heast Asian ritual systems importantly consists of the control of access to
  the senses and the creation of more or less durable shapes. In contrast to
  Amerindian shapeshifting, as discussed by for Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, 
 Southeast Asian cosmologies stress shapemaking as a way of situating beings
  within the sociocosmos. This becomes apparent in particular in shamanic pr
 actices and mortuary rituals.</p>
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