Stéphane Gro

Dados Biográficos

ID533437
NOMEStéphane Gro
PRENOMESStéphane
SOBRENOMEGro
ASSINATURAGRO S
AFILIAÇÕESCentre National de la Recherche Scientifique
ORCID0000-0002-6980-6809
VERIFICADOSim
TOTAL DE OBRAS15
TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES21
TOTAL COMO AUTOR14
TOTAL COMO EDITOR1
PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO2001
ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO2024
ÍNDICE H2

  • Circulations

    Open AccessStéphane Gro, Stéphane Gros et al.ARTICLECanberra Anthropology2024Citada por: 2Referências: 25

    This introduction to the special issue, ‘In(tangible) Circulations: Pathways of Sociality in Highland Asia,’ posits ‘circulations’ as a fundamental modus operandi of place-making and of forms of belonging that transcend geographical or physical boundaries. The notion of ‘circulations’ is conceived as the movement of material and intangible things and beings, the circuits of going forth and coming back, and their role in the continuous entanglemen…

  • Stories of circulations in the Himalayas

    Open AccessStéphane Gros, Jagannath Adhikari et al.ARTICLEEuropean Bulletin of Himalayan…2022

    Introduction There are many ways to travel. People of the Himalayas often travel out of necessity rather than for leisure: on foot, as in the past, but now increasingly by motorised means. Their motivations can be diverse and the distances covered change according to the mode of travel. The Himalayan mountains still impose constraints that new infrastructure can only partially overcome. The Himalayan range – despite its high peaks, the tumultuous…

  • New Directions in Himalayan Studies. A joint Berkeley-CNRS Workshop, co-convened by Alexander von Rospatt and Stéphane Gros, 1-3 March 2019, University of California, Berkeley

    Open AccessStéphane Gro, Stéphane GrosARTICLEEuropean Bulletin of Himalayan…2020

    This broadly configured workshop allowed for a total of twenty presentations grouped around common research interests, organised in thematic panels

  • Erik Mueggler, Songs for Dead Parents. Corpse, Text, and World in Southwest China

    Open AccessStéphane Gro, Stéphane GrosARTICLEL Homme2020

    Erik Mueggler aborde dans ce livre la place des morts, âmes ancestrales ou esseulées, et confronte l’idée que les démons des autres ne sont pas si différents des siens. En l’occurrence, ces autres sont les Lòlop’ò de la province du Yunnan en Chine, auprès desquels Mueggler conduit ses recherches depuis 1992. Son excellente monographie, The Age of Wild Ghosts, abordait déjà les conséquences sociales de l’interdiction de procéder aux rituels funéra…

  • Nature De-naturalised

    Stéphane Gro, Stéphane GrosARTICLEAnthropological Forum2017Referências: 29

    This article is about the ways the Drung (Dulong), a minority inhabiting a remote mountainous valley of Northwest Yunnan province (China), view the ‘natural world’ as part of a cosmological order in which human society is integrated. The article explores the principles of differentiation that preside over the modes of relation between the diverse components of this world, by paying close attention to subsistence activities. Until recently, the Dr…

  • Devenirs identitaires dans les confins sino-tibétains

    Stéphane Gro, Stéphane GrosARTICLECahiers d Extrême-Asie2014

    This article discusses the fluidity of ethnic categorization in the context of changing ethnic relations, based on a diachronic and regional approach. It is argued that such an approach is needed to understand identity trajectories of peoples of the Sino-Tibetan borderlands. While studies on minorities in China are often limited to one ethnic group, the perspective defended here considers the interactions between several groups in specific contex…

  • Father Christmas rejuvenated

    Open AccessGiovanni Da Col, Sean M Dowdy et al.ARTICLEHau Journal of Ethnographic Theory2013Citada por: 1

    Next article FreeFather Christmas rejuvenatedGiovanni DA COL, Sean M. DOWDY, and Stéphane GROSGiovanni DA COL Search for more articles by this author , Sean M. DOWDY Search for more articles by this author , and Stéphane GROS Search for more articles by this author PDFPDF PLUSFull TextEPUBMOBI Add to favoritesDownload CitationTrack CitationsPermissionsReprints Share onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditEmailQR Code SectionsMoreWe should reflect on the…

  • Critical Han Studies

    Open AccessThomas S Mullaney, Eric Armand Vanden Bussche et al.BOOKCritical Han Studies2012Citada por: 1

    Addressing the problem of the ‘Han’ ethnos from a variety of relevant perspectives—historical, geographical, racial, political, literary, anthropological, and linguistic—Critical Han Studies offers a responsible, informative deconstruction of this monumental yet murky category. It is certain to have an enormous impact on the entire field of China studies.” Victor H. Mair, University of Pennsylvania“This deeply historical, multidisciplinary volume…

  • Cultes de fertilité chez les Drung du Yunnan (Chine)

    Open AccessStéphane GroARTICLEMoussons2012

    L’absence, chez les Drung du Yunnan, de rituels clairement identifiables comme rituels territoriaux implique de se questionner sur l’articulation entre l’ancestralité, le territoire et le pouvoir politique dans le cadre d’un objectif rituel commun : l’obtention de la fertilité. Après une description de deux pratiques rituelles liées à cette notion de fertilité, le sacrifice de bovins et le culte aux montagnes, telles qu’elles coexistaient autrefo…

  • L'injonction à la fête. Enjeux locaux patrimoniaux d'une fête en voie de disparition

    Stéphane Gro, Stéphane GrosARTICLEGradhiva2012Citada por: 2Referências: 6

    Comme les autres minorités de la République populaire de Chine, les Drung (Dulong) ont leur propre « festival », officiellement répertorié sous le nom chinois de « Kaquewa » et désormais listé dans l’inventaire national du patrimoine culturel immatériel. Une double officialisation paradoxale : à ce jour ladite fête n’est plus pratiquée par les intéressés.Cet article explore le contexte particulier de la disparition de cette cérémonie et du rituel…

  • A heuristic blunder

    Open AccessStéphane GroARTICLEAsia Pacific Viewpoint2010Citada por: 5Referências: 10

    During long‐term fieldwork the increasing involvement of the ethnographer in the lives of others raises a series of methodological and ethical issues. These can become even more pronounced when one is working with ethnic minorities in a socialist country. Yet, a seldom acknowledged reality of ethnographic fieldwork experience are the ‘little failures’ that occur along the way, alongside ethnographic blunders. I argue that these are difficult to a…

  • The missing share

    Stéphane Gro, Stéphane GrosCHAPTERSocial dynamics in the highlands…2007

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  • Le nouveau partage du monde. Pauvreté et dépendance dans les marges du Yunnan (Chine)

    Open AccessStéphane GroARTICLEMoussons2005

    Les Drung (Dulong), montagnards d’une vallée reculée du nord-ouest de la province du Yunnan, sont l’une des plus pauvres minorités de Chine. Depuis les années 1950, l’État leur octroie de multiples aides et des plans de développement sont mis en œuvre. Cette politique de redistribution et les représentations que les Drung en ont sont examinées pour appréhender des constantes dans les relations de pouvoir entre le peuple Drung et la société qui l’…

  • The Politics of Names

    Open AccessStéphane Gro, Stéphane GrosARTICLEChina Information2004Citada por: 9Referências: 20

    The identification of the Dulong (Drung), one of China's smallest minority nationalities, has often been presented as an unproblematic case for the Nationalities Identification Project. As a geographically bounded and distinct community, they fit naturally into the state's new category. Their designation as an officially recognized "nationality" ( minzu) appeared to conform to the Drung people's own sense of identity. But as this article shows, a…

  • Du politique au pittoresque en Chine

    Open AccessStéphane GroARTICLEAteliers d anthropologie2001Citada por: 1Referências: 2

    Les Drung (Dulong 独龙), population tibéto-birmane du nord-ouest de la province du Yunnan, sont presque aussi méconnus en Chine qu’en Occident. Leur unique vallée d’habitat, celle creusée par le fleuve Dulong (Dulongjiang 独龙江), source orientale de l’Irraouaddi, est isolée et difficile d’accès. Pour y parvenir, il faut franchir les monts Gaoligong en suivant un sentier muletier qui passe par un col situé à 3 800 mètres. Depuis l’automne 1999, une ro…