Claude Karnoouh
Biographic Data
| ID | 180432 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Claude Karnoouh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Claude |
| FAMILY NAME | Karnoouh |
| SIGNATURE | KARNOOUH C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Paris Cité |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Logos without Ethos
Interculturalism and multiculturalism have been the subject of university courses, seminars and international colloquia for two decades, producing a large literature which has become the basis for a general political debate about democracy in the US and Western Europe. These concepts are now central even in discussions about an Eastern Europe recently liberated from the communist yoke — especially in regions with large national minorities. Just m…
Langue et nation en Europe centrale et orientale du XVIIIe siècle à nos jours
Le Feu Vivant
L'Europe existe-t-elle encore
The End of National Culture in Eastern Europe
Since 1989 all East European countries have experienced historically unprecedented events. There have never been political transformations of this magnitude without revolution or war. Communist regimes have collapsed and, in the usual ignorant and spectacular fashion, the media depicts it as something completely unexpected. After the 20th Communist Party Congress, however, many serious flaws in the system became obvious. At that time the shortcom…
Prolégomènes philosophiques et historiques au savoir folklorique
Notes on the Crisis of the University
Is there a spiritual crisis of the university? The question is not new. It emerges regularly each time profound changes affect institutions entrusted with dispensing knowledge; it crops up everywhere, among professors and industrialists as well as in French state circles whose responsibility is to reduce imbalances between new socioeconomic needs and organizational delays in universities. From this viewpoint, however, the problem remains confined…
The Lost Paradise of Regionalism
Until very recently, little attention has been paid to folklore, peasant history and French ethnology. After the 1970s, however, French folk traditions have become fashionable. Almost every French cultural institution has devoted time and money to promoting this “new” knowledge. Previously, French folklore and ethnology were considered the poor relatives in the social sciences. But then the Ministry of Culture sanctioned a social movement which h…
Une genèse allégorique du politique
Folklore ou Volkskunde, ce mot évoque un appel qui porte simultanément l'empreinte d'un savoir légitimé et l'écho d'une « primitive innocence » perdurant aux marches d'un monde à présent « télématisé ». Or cet intérêt positif porté aux usages et coutumes populaires apparaît comme un phénomène relativement récent dans l'histoire des idées européennes dont on découvre l'ébauche puis l'épanouissement dans les débats qui occupèrent l'intelligence all…
Culture and Development
Most works dealing with Third World development have been carried out by using Western demographic and economic concepts. Moreover, ethnologically-oriented analyses focusing on the dynamics of development have had little effect on development programs. Finally, a good number of these studies did not go beyond a well-meaning but uncritical empiricism regarding the analytical grids to be applied to new post-colonial and cultural forms. Today no one…
National Unity in Central Europe
At the beginning of 1890 the Prague bourgeoisie, proud of belonging to the most industrialized and cultivated “nation” of Central Europe triumphally celebrated the first exposition of popular Czech art. Impassioned with the enthusiasm and romantic élan of the Pan-Slavic literary and populist movement, it discovered, with the naive astonishment of a neophyte, the proximity and strangeness of a culture which it had till then disdained or simply ign…
Penser « maison », penser « famille ». Résidence domestique et parenté dans les sociétés rurales de l'est de la France
Thinking « maison », thinking a family ». Some of the concepts employed in the field of theoritical ethnological thought about family life belong as well to the ordinary language as to the jural codes which govern the institutions. Among these concepts, that of "nuclear family" (or more simply of "family") come the fore. The Author shows at first that the meaning of this term (married couple /children) is a recent creation of the urban and bourge…
Maisons et jardins
Karnoouh Claude. Maisons et jardins : essai sur la signification du terme stặtut dans le dialecte roumain du Maramures. In: Langage et societe, n°6, 1978. Decembre 1978. pp. 27-41
La démocratie impossible. Parenté et politique dans un village lorrain
Cet article, fondé sur un travail de terrain commencé en 1968, étudie les nombreux aspects de la vie politique dans un village lorrain et met en évidence le rôle important joué par la parenté dans les activités municipales. Après avoir défini le « Politique », l'auteur explique et critique les trois approches théoriques utilisées par les sociologues et ethnologues pour l'étude des relations des communautés paysannes avec les États qui les contrôl…
L'oncle et le cousin
La démocratie impossible. Parenté et politique dans un village lorrain
Cet article, fondé sur un travail de terrain commencé en 1968, étudie les nombreux aspects de la vie politique dans un village lorrain et met en évidence le rôle important joué par la parenté dans les activités municipales. Après avoir défini le « Politique », l'auteur explique et critique les trois approches théoriques utilisées par les sociologues et ethnologues pour l'étude des relations des communautés paysannes avec les États qui les contrôl…
Penser « maison », penser « famille ». Résidence domestique et parenté dans les sociétés rurales de l'est de la France
Thinking « maison », thinking a family ». Some of the concepts employed in the field of theoritical ethnological thought about family life belong as well to the ordinary language as to the jural codes which govern the institutions. Among these concepts, that of "nuclear family" (or more simply of "family") come the fore. The Author shows at first that the meaning of this term (married couple /children) is a recent creation of the urban and bourge…
Logos without Ethos
Interculturalism and multiculturalism have been the subject of university courses, seminars and international colloquia for two decades, producing a large literature which has become the basis for a general political debate about democracy in the US and Western Europe. These concepts are now central even in discussions about an Eastern Europe recently liberated from the communist yoke — especially in regions with large national minorities. Just m…
National Unity in Central Europe
At the beginning of 1890 the Prague bourgeoisie, proud of belonging to the most industrialized and cultivated “nation” of Central Europe triumphally celebrated the first exposition of popular Czech art. Impassioned with the enthusiasm and romantic élan of the Pan-Slavic literary and populist movement, it discovered, with the naive astonishment of a neophyte, the proximity and strangeness of a culture which it had till then disdained or simply ign…
The End of National Culture in Eastern Europe
Since 1989 all East European countries have experienced historically unprecedented events. There have never been political transformations of this magnitude without revolution or war. Communist regimes have collapsed and, in the usual ignorant and spectacular fashion, the media depicts it as something completely unexpected. After the 20th Communist Party Congress, however, many serious flaws in the system became obvious. At that time the shortcom…
The Lost Paradise of Regionalism
Until very recently, little attention has been paid to folklore, peasant history and French ethnology. After the 1970s, however, French folk traditions have become fashionable. Almost every French cultural institution has devoted time and money to promoting this “new” knowledge. Previously, French folklore and ethnology were considered the poor relatives in the social sciences. But then the Ministry of Culture sanctioned a social movement which h…
Culture and Development
Most works dealing with Third World development have been carried out by using Western demographic and economic concepts. Moreover, ethnologically-oriented analyses focusing on the dynamics of development have had little effect on development programs. Finally, a good number of these studies did not go beyond a well-meaning but uncritical empiricism regarding the analytical grids to be applied to new post-colonial and cultural forms. Today no one…
L'oncle et le cousin
L'oncle et le cousin
La démocratie impossible. Parenté et politique dans un village lorrain
Cet article, fondé sur un travail de terrain commencé en 1968, étudie les nombreux aspects de la vie politique dans un village lorrain et met en évidence le rôle important joué par la parenté dans les activités municipales. Après avoir défini le « Politique », l'auteur explique et critique les trois approches théoriques utilisées par les sociologues et ethnologues pour l'étude des relations des communautés paysannes avec les États qui les contrôl…
Maisons et jardins
Karnoouh Claude. Maisons et jardins : essai sur la signification du terme stặtut dans le dialecte roumain du Maramures. In: Langage et societe, n°6, 1978. Decembre 1978. pp. 27-41
Penser « maison », penser « famille ». Résidence domestique et parenté dans les sociétés rurales de l'est de la France
Thinking « maison », thinking a family ». Some of the concepts employed in the field of theoritical ethnological thought about family life belong as well to the ordinary language as to the jural codes which govern the institutions. Among these concepts, that of "nuclear family" (or more simply of "family") come the fore. The Author shows at first that the meaning of this term (married couple /children) is a recent creation of the urban and bourge…
National Unity in Central Europe
At the beginning of 1890 the Prague bourgeoisie, proud of belonging to the most industrialized and cultivated “nation” of Central Europe triumphally celebrated the first exposition of popular Czech art. Impassioned with the enthusiasm and romantic élan of the Pan-Slavic literary and populist movement, it discovered, with the naive astonishment of a neophyte, the proximity and strangeness of a culture which it had till then disdained or simply ign…
Culture and Development
Most works dealing with Third World development have been carried out by using Western demographic and economic concepts. Moreover, ethnologically-oriented analyses focusing on the dynamics of development have had little effect on development programs. Finally, a good number of these studies did not go beyond a well-meaning but uncritical empiricism regarding the analytical grids to be applied to new post-colonial and cultural forms. Today no one…
Une genèse allégorique du politique
Folklore ou Volkskunde, ce mot évoque un appel qui porte simultanément l'empreinte d'un savoir légitimé et l'écho d'une « primitive innocence » perdurant aux marches d'un monde à présent « télématisé ». Or cet intérêt positif porté aux usages et coutumes populaires apparaît comme un phénomène relativement récent dans l'histoire des idées européennes dont on découvre l'ébauche puis l'épanouissement dans les débats qui occupèrent l'intelligence all…
The Lost Paradise of Regionalism
Until very recently, little attention has been paid to folklore, peasant history and French ethnology. After the 1970s, however, French folk traditions have become fashionable. Almost every French cultural institution has devoted time and money to promoting this “new” knowledge. Previously, French folklore and ethnology were considered the poor relatives in the social sciences. But then the Ministry of Culture sanctioned a social movement which h…
Prolégomènes philosophiques et historiques au savoir folklorique
Notes on the Crisis of the University
Is there a spiritual crisis of the university? The question is not new. It emerges regularly each time profound changes affect institutions entrusted with dispensing knowledge; it crops up everywhere, among professors and industrialists as well as in French state circles whose responsibility is to reduce imbalances between new socioeconomic needs and organizational delays in universities. From this viewpoint, however, the problem remains confined…
The End of National Culture in Eastern Europe
Since 1989 all East European countries have experienced historically unprecedented events. There have never been political transformations of this magnitude without revolution or war. Communist regimes have collapsed and, in the usual ignorant and spectacular fashion, the media depicts it as something completely unexpected. After the 20th Communist Party Congress, however, many serious flaws in the system became obvious. At that time the shortcom…
L'Europe existe-t-elle encore
Le Feu Vivant
Langue et nation en Europe centrale et orientale du XVIIIe siècle à nos jours
Logos without Ethos
Interculturalism and multiculturalism have been the subject of university courses, seminars and international colloquia for two decades, producing a large literature which has become the basis for a general political debate about democracy in the US and Western Europe. These concepts are now central even in discussions about an Eastern Europe recently liberated from the communist yoke — especially in regions with large national minorities. Just m…
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