Victor Raharijaona
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 222946 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Victor Raharijaona |
| PRENOMES | Victor |
| SOBRENOME | Raharijaona |
| ASSINATURA | RAHARIJAONA V |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Université de Fianarantsoa |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 67 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1985 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The “Dirty” Material and Symbolic Work of “State” Building in Madagascar
Don’t we all Want a World Filled with “Bright Faces” and “Fat-Cheeked Babies”? Creating the State and Crafting Ideology in Eighteenth Century Imerina
Madagascar has and continues to face recurrent problems of human suffering often resulting from a concatenation of environmental and political factors. In an article that appeared in Madagascar Tribune online on January 18, 2010, journalist Regis Michel spoke in an open letter to Monsieur le Pazenkor-President. This chapter draws reader's attention to fact that there is much evidence in recorded oral traditions of a hegemonic political discourse …
“Desires of the heart” and laws of the marketplace
In the first millennium AD when international trade brought silver coins to Madagascar, they were melted down for jewelry or cut into pieces to meet the needs of small-scale local trade. The Merina culture of the highland interior saw in the original uncut silver coin an image of completeness and perfection. Such coins became obligatory ritual offerings acknowledging the sanctity of the sovereign. “Ritual economy” is brought into fine grain relie…
Matters of Life and Death
To Dare to Wear the Cloak of Another Before Their Very Eyes
House to Palace, Village to State
It would seem desirable for any state to gum an ideological foothold in local knowledge and symbols to facilitate the assimilation of its order by average citizens and to argue for its legitimacy. However, given the "lived reality" of local knowledge and Us practical and symbolic "efficacy," as guaranteed in part through the skills of ritual specialise not in the service of the skiie. the introduction and maintenance of state ideology is neither …
Between Earth and Sky There Are Only a Few Large Boulders
Sépultures mégalithiques à Madagascar
RESUME II existe à Madagascar un mégalithisme subactuel, voire actuel, formellement très semblable aux « dolmens » et « menhirs » de l'Europe atlantique. Aux XVIIIe et XIXe siècles de notre ère, dans le centre de l'île en Imerina, furent construits des monuments à sépultures collectives familiales morphologiquement et fonctionnellement comparables aux tombes mégalithiques du Néolithique moyen de l'Ouest de la France, dont les dalles de couverture…
House to Palace, Village to State
It would seem desirable for any state to gum an ideological foothold in local knowledge and symbols to facilitate the assimilation of its order by average citizens and to argue for its legitimacy. However, given the "lived reality" of local knowledge and Us practical and symbolic "efficacy," as guaranteed in part through the skills of ritual specialise not in the service of the skiie. the introduction and maintenance of state ideology is neither …
Between Earth and Sky There Are Only a Few Large Boulders
Sépultures mégalithiques à Madagascar
RESUME II existe à Madagascar un mégalithisme subactuel, voire actuel, formellement très semblable aux « dolmens » et « menhirs » de l'Europe atlantique. Aux XVIIIe et XIXe siècles de notre ère, dans le centre de l'île en Imerina, furent construits des monuments à sépultures collectives familiales morphologiquement et fonctionnellement comparables aux tombes mégalithiques du Néolithique moyen de l'Ouest de la France, dont les dalles de couverture…
Matters of Life and Death
To Dare to Wear the Cloak of Another Before Their Very Eyes
Sépultures mégalithiques à Madagascar
RESUME II existe à Madagascar un mégalithisme subactuel, voire actuel, formellement très semblable aux « dolmens » et « menhirs » de l'Europe atlantique. Aux XVIIIe et XIXe siècles de notre ère, dans le centre de l'île en Imerina, furent construits des monuments à sépultures collectives familiales morphologiquement et fonctionnellement comparables aux tombes mégalithiques du Néolithique moyen de l'Ouest de la France, dont les dalles de couverture…
Between Earth and Sky There Are Only a Few Large Boulders
House to Palace, Village to State
It would seem desirable for any state to gum an ideological foothold in local knowledge and symbols to facilitate the assimilation of its order by average citizens and to argue for its legitimacy. However, given the "lived reality" of local knowledge and Us practical and symbolic "efficacy," as guaranteed in part through the skills of ritual specialise not in the service of the skiie. the introduction and maintenance of state ideology is neither …
Matters of Life and Death
To Dare to Wear the Cloak of Another Before Their Very Eyes
“Desires of the heart” and laws of the marketplace
In the first millennium AD when international trade brought silver coins to Madagascar, they were melted down for jewelry or cut into pieces to meet the needs of small-scale local trade. The Merina culture of the highland interior saw in the original uncut silver coin an image of completeness and perfection. Such coins became obligatory ritual offerings acknowledging the sanctity of the sovereign. “Ritual economy” is brought into fine grain relie…
Don’t we all Want a World Filled with “Bright Faces” and “Fat-Cheeked Babies”? Creating the State and Crafting Ideology in Eighteenth Century Imerina
Madagascar has and continues to face recurrent problems of human suffering often resulting from a concatenation of environmental and political factors. In an article that appeared in Madagascar Tribune online on January 18, 2010, journalist Regis Michel spoke in an open letter to Monsieur le Pazenkor-President. This chapter draws reader's attention to fact that there is much evidence in recorded oral traditions of a hegemonic political discourse …
The “Dirty” Material and Symbolic Work of “State” Building in Madagascar
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