Jean-Marie Gibbal
Biographic Data
| ID | 1012566 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jean-Marie Gibbal |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jean-Marie |
| FAMILY NAME | Gibbal |
| SIGNATURE | GIBBAL J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Journal de guerre (extraits)
Gibbal Jean-Marie. Journal de guerre (extraits). In: Cahiers de sociologie économique et culturelle, n°25, 1996. pp. 27-33
Genii of the River Niger
The river Niger, a source of life and danger for the people in impoverished eastern Mali, is also the origin of elaborate mythology. From his travels through Mali and down the in a dugout canoe, Jean-Marie Gibbal has created a personal documentary of the cultures of the region. The result is at once an ethnography of cultures in crisis and a evocation of the environment and people he encountered. Gibbal portrays the river as the dominant, cohesiv…
Genii of the River Niger
Possession, représentation de l'autre et recherche d'identité /Possession, the Image of the other and the Search for Identity
Gibbal Jean-Marie. Possession, représentation de l'autre et recherche d'identité /Possession, the Image of the other and the Search for Identity. In: Archives de sciences sociales des religions, n°79, 1992. pp. 7-18
La Pomba Gira reçoit ce soir. Urbanité et religiosité à Porto Alegre/ An Evening at the Pomba Gira's. Urbanity and Religiosity in Porto Alegre
Gibbal Jean-Marie. La Pomba Gira reçoit ce soir. Urbanité et religiosité à Porto Alegre/ An Evening at the Pomba Gira's. Urbanity and Religiosity in Porto Alegre. In: Archives de sciences sociales des religions, n°73, 1991. pp. 115-123
De l'expérience à la fiction
From experience to fiction. The specific work of the ethnological inquiry always comes within the scope of a wider experience which goes beyond the inquiry itself. The ethnologist must take this experience into consideration if he wants to go deeper into his perception of men and things in his attempt to elucidate the social reality he observes. This is why we present three processes which go against the limited universe of forms (that of western…
Le signe des génies
J.-M. Gibbal--Sign ofthe Genii. In Western Mali Jine don is a possession cuit with therapeutic aims. The jinetigi recruit as new members people exhibiting the 'sign of the genii', that is psycho-somatic troubles due to a supposed aggression of the cuit genii. Due to the growth of Islam, family heads tend to be more and more reluctant to turn over their dependents-especially maie ones-to the cuit, which, as a consequence, is progres-sively feminiz…
Loin de Mango. Les Tiokossi de Lomé
J.-M. Gibbal-Far away from Mango: Tiokosi in Lome. The Tiokosi used to be a military dominant minority in Northern Togoland. Their southward migration has turned them into a dominated urban minority. As they settled down in Lome only recently their insertion has been more dinicult than that of other Northern groups. The Tiokosi urban community tends to be mostly inner-oriented and to keep close links with its home-district of Mango, as demon-stra…
Position de l'enquête anthropologique en milieu urbain africain
J.-M. Gibbal, E. Le Bris, A. Marie, A. Osmont, G. Salem-The Position of the Anthropologie al Approach in an African Urban Environment. The practical experience of a multidisciplinary team working on family de-structuration and group formation in African towns has led to the conclusion that an anthropological, rather than sociological, approach is best fitted for the study of a number of urban situations. The anthropologist is, however, confronted…
Situations urbaines et pratiques sociales en Afrique
J.-M. Gibbal, E. Le Bris, A. Marie, A. Osmont, G. Salkm-Urban Situations and Social Practices in Africa. Editorial presentation of the second special issue of CEA on African towns (not on 'the African town'). In this issue the methodological accent is put on microanalyses concerned mainly with small social groups and qualitative rather than quantitative descriptions of social practices and processes, resulting into three principal themes: strateg…
Les collégiens de Côte d'Ivoire en famille
Gibbal Jean-Marie. Les collégiens de Côte d'Ivoire en famille.. In: Cahiers d'études africaines, vol. 19, n°73-76, 1979. Gens et paroles d'Afrique. Écrits pour Denise Paulme. pp. 87-100
La magie à l'école
J.-M. Gibbal - Magies at School. Secondary school pupils in Ivory Coast small towns still adhere to the world view and ideology of the rural milieu, despite their immersion in a school System based on modem (or Western) values. Hence their tendency to explain in terms of magical or witcheraft practices most school-life incidents, and espe-cially success and/or failure in exams and competition. It seems that, to a large extent, this kind of divorc…
Le retour au village des nouveaux citadins. Résultats d'enquête et amorce de réflexion méthodologique
J.-M. Gibbal — When New Townsmen Return to their Village: a Field Report with Some Methodological Consider- ations. How do new townsmen achieve continued integration within their birthplace community? When going back to their village they visit people following a definite order: first their kinsfolk, then traditional authorities and people belonging to the modernized sector of rural life. Likewise they try to participate in family transactions fi…
Genii of the River Niger
The river Niger, a source of life and danger for the people in impoverished eastern Mali, is also the origin of elaborate mythology. From his travels through Mali and down the in a dugout canoe, Jean-Marie Gibbal has created a personal documentary of the cultures of the region. The result is at once an ethnography of cultures in crisis and a evocation of the environment and people he encountered. Gibbal portrays the river as the dominant, cohesiv…
Possession, représentation de l'autre et recherche d'identité /Possession, the Image of the other and the Search for Identity
Gibbal Jean-Marie. Possession, représentation de l'autre et recherche d'identité /Possession, the Image of the other and the Search for Identity. In: Archives de sciences sociales des religions, n°79, 1992. pp. 7-18
Le signe des génies
J.-M. Gibbal--Sign ofthe Genii. In Western Mali Jine don is a possession cuit with therapeutic aims. The jinetigi recruit as new members people exhibiting the 'sign of the genii', that is psycho-somatic troubles due to a supposed aggression of the cuit genii. Due to the growth of Islam, family heads tend to be more and more reluctant to turn over their dependents-especially maie ones-to the cuit, which, as a consequence, is progres-sively feminiz…
Position de l'enquête anthropologique en milieu urbain africain
J.-M. Gibbal, E. Le Bris, A. Marie, A. Osmont, G. Salem-The Position of the Anthropologie al Approach in an African Urban Environment. The practical experience of a multidisciplinary team working on family de-structuration and group formation in African towns has led to the conclusion that an anthropological, rather than sociological, approach is best fitted for the study of a number of urban situations. The anthropologist is, however, confronted…
Situations urbaines et pratiques sociales en Afrique
J.-M. Gibbal, E. Le Bris, A. Marie, A. Osmont, G. Salkm-Urban Situations and Social Practices in Africa. Editorial presentation of the second special issue of CEA on African towns (not on 'the African town'). In this issue the methodological accent is put on microanalyses concerned mainly with small social groups and qualitative rather than quantitative descriptions of social practices and processes, resulting into three principal themes: strateg…
La magie à l'école
J.-M. Gibbal - Magies at School. Secondary school pupils in Ivory Coast small towns still adhere to the world view and ideology of the rural milieu, despite their immersion in a school System based on modem (or Western) values. Hence their tendency to explain in terms of magical or witcheraft practices most school-life incidents, and espe-cially success and/or failure in exams and competition. It seems that, to a large extent, this kind of divorc…
Le retour au village des nouveaux citadins. Résultats d'enquête et amorce de réflexion méthodologique
J.-M. Gibbal — When New Townsmen Return to their Village: a Field Report with Some Methodological Consider- ations. How do new townsmen achieve continued integration within their birthplace community? When going back to their village they visit people following a definite order: first their kinsfolk, then traditional authorities and people belonging to the modernized sector of rural life. Likewise they try to participate in family transactions fi…
Le retour au village des nouveaux citadins. Résultats d'enquête et amorce de réflexion méthodologique
J.-M. Gibbal — When New Townsmen Return to their Village: a Field Report with Some Methodological Consider- ations. How do new townsmen achieve continued integration within their birthplace community? When going back to their village they visit people following a definite order: first their kinsfolk, then traditional authorities and people belonging to the modernized sector of rural life. Likewise they try to participate in family transactions fi…
La magie à l'école
J.-M. Gibbal - Magies at School. Secondary school pupils in Ivory Coast small towns still adhere to the world view and ideology of the rural milieu, despite their immersion in a school System based on modem (or Western) values. Hence their tendency to explain in terms of magical or witcheraft practices most school-life incidents, and espe-cially success and/or failure in exams and competition. It seems that, to a large extent, this kind of divorc…
Les collégiens de Côte d'Ivoire en famille
Gibbal Jean-Marie. Les collégiens de Côte d'Ivoire en famille.. In: Cahiers d'études africaines, vol. 19, n°73-76, 1979. Gens et paroles d'Afrique. Écrits pour Denise Paulme. pp. 87-100
Loin de Mango. Les Tiokossi de Lomé
J.-M. Gibbal-Far away from Mango: Tiokosi in Lome. The Tiokosi used to be a military dominant minority in Northern Togoland. Their southward migration has turned them into a dominated urban minority. As they settled down in Lome only recently their insertion has been more dinicult than that of other Northern groups. The Tiokosi urban community tends to be mostly inner-oriented and to keep close links with its home-district of Mango, as demon-stra…
Position de l'enquête anthropologique en milieu urbain africain
J.-M. Gibbal, E. Le Bris, A. Marie, A. Osmont, G. Salem-The Position of the Anthropologie al Approach in an African Urban Environment. The practical experience of a multidisciplinary team working on family de-structuration and group formation in African towns has led to the conclusion that an anthropological, rather than sociological, approach is best fitted for the study of a number of urban situations. The anthropologist is, however, confronted…
Situations urbaines et pratiques sociales en Afrique
J.-M. Gibbal, E. Le Bris, A. Marie, A. Osmont, G. Salkm-Urban Situations and Social Practices in Africa. Editorial presentation of the second special issue of CEA on African towns (not on 'the African town'). In this issue the methodological accent is put on microanalyses concerned mainly with small social groups and qualitative rather than quantitative descriptions of social practices and processes, resulting into three principal themes: strateg…
Le signe des génies
J.-M. Gibbal--Sign ofthe Genii. In Western Mali Jine don is a possession cuit with therapeutic aims. The jinetigi recruit as new members people exhibiting the 'sign of the genii', that is psycho-somatic troubles due to a supposed aggression of the cuit genii. Due to the growth of Islam, family heads tend to be more and more reluctant to turn over their dependents-especially maie ones-to the cuit, which, as a consequence, is progres-sively feminiz…
De l'expérience à la fiction
From experience to fiction. The specific work of the ethnological inquiry always comes within the scope of a wider experience which goes beyond the inquiry itself. The ethnologist must take this experience into consideration if he wants to go deeper into his perception of men and things in his attempt to elucidate the social reality he observes. This is why we present three processes which go against the limited universe of forms (that of western…
La Pomba Gira reçoit ce soir. Urbanité et religiosité à Porto Alegre/ An Evening at the Pomba Gira's. Urbanity and Religiosity in Porto Alegre
Gibbal Jean-Marie. La Pomba Gira reçoit ce soir. Urbanité et religiosité à Porto Alegre/ An Evening at the Pomba Gira's. Urbanity and Religiosity in Porto Alegre. In: Archives de sciences sociales des religions, n°73, 1991. pp. 115-123
Possession, représentation de l'autre et recherche d'identité /Possession, the Image of the other and the Search for Identity
Gibbal Jean-Marie. Possession, représentation de l'autre et recherche d'identité /Possession, the Image of the other and the Search for Identity. In: Archives de sciences sociales des religions, n°79, 1992. pp. 7-18
Genii of the River Niger
Journal de guerre (extraits)
Gibbal Jean-Marie. Journal de guerre (extraits). In: Cahiers de sociologie économique et culturelle, n°25, 1996. pp. 27-33
Genii of the River Niger
The river Niger, a source of life and danger for the people in impoverished eastern Mali, is also the origin of elaborate mythology. From his travels through Mali and down the in a dugout canoe, Jean-Marie Gibbal has created a personal documentary of the cultures of the region. The result is at once an ethnography of cultures in crisis and a evocation of the environment and people he encountered. Gibbal portrays the river as the dominant, cohesiv…
Sociology (7 works) · African Studies and Ethnography (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Agriculture and Rural Development Research (4 works) · Art (4 works) · French Urban and Social Studies (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Aging, Elder Care, and Social Issues (3 works) · Engineering (3 works)