Minder, Patrick

La Suisse coloniale

Les représentations de l'Afrique et des Africains en Suisse au temps des colonies (1880-1939)

Année de publication: 2011

Minder, Patrick
La Suisse coloniale
Les représentations de l'Afrique et des Africains en Suisse au temps des colonies
(1880-1939)
Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, Frankfurt am Main, New York, Oxford, Wien, 2011. XVI, 633 p., nombr. ill.
Imprimé : ISBN 978-3-0343-0550-1 rel.
SFR 97.00 / €* 66.90 / €** 68.80 / € 62.50 / £ 56.30 / US$ 96.95
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Texte de présentation
L'analyse de la nature et de la diffusion du discours colonial éclaire l'état d'esprit qui régnait en Suisse au sujet des Africains. De multiples sources sont sollicitées dans cette étude pour illustrer la force de l'imprégnation d'une mentalité coloniale au coeur d'un pays a priori peu concerné par l'impérialisme, faute de posséder des colonies.
Or, affirmer que « la Suisse est coloniale » ne se mesure pas seulement à l'aide des mouvements migratoires, de l'analyse des flux économiques et de la recherche des traces laissées par de nombreux Suisses dans les pays colonisés. Cet ouvrage prend le contre-pied de l'histoire économique et politique traditionnelle en inscrivant le concept de colonialité de la Suisse dans le champ de l'histoire culturelle.

Contenu
Contenu : Les Suisses et l'Afrique - Les Africains et la Suisse - Le discours colonial et sa diffusion en Suisse - La découverte du paysage
exotique - La vie africaine - L'Africain indigène - L'iconographie, reflet des représentations de l'Africain.
Auteur(s)/Responsable(s) de publication
Patrick Minder, docteur en sciences humaines et sociales (histoire) est professeur au Collège St-Michel de Fribourg en Suisse et maître
d'enseignement et de recherche à l'Université de Fribourg. Ses recherches en histoire culturelle sont consacrées à la perception des différences
socioculturelles en Suisse.

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Description:

Veins of Devotion tells the story of recent remarkable collaborations between guru-led devotional movements and public health campaigns to encourage voluntary blood donation in northern India. Focusing primarily on Delhi, Jacob Copeman carefully situates blood donation practices within the context of religious gift-giving, sacrifice, caste, kinship, and nationalism. The book analyzes the operations of several high-profile religious orders that organize large-scale public blood-giving events and argues that blood donation has become a site not only of frenetic competition between different devotional movements, but also of intense spiritual creativity.

Despite significant tensions between blood banks and these religious groups, their collaboration is a singular success story—the nation’s blood supply is replenished while blood donors discover new devotional possibilities.

Drawing on the rich tradition of South Asianist scholarship, while also engaging with recent innovations in social theory, Veins of Devotion represents a striking and original contribution to the anthropology of South Asia and to medical anthropology and religious studies more generally.

About the Author:

Jacob Copeman is a research fellow at Jesus College at Cambridge University in England.

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2011 SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS
ON MARTIAL ARTS AND COMBAT SPORTS
13th - 15th May 2011
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF VISEU - PORTUGAL
Main Auditorium
Last Announcement – March 2011
GENERAL PRESENTATION
The 2011 edition of the Scientific Congress on Martial Arts and Combat Sports (SCMACS) will take place on 13h 14th and 15th May 2011 in Viseu (Portugal). The organizing committee of the event fully believes that this initiative will provide a valuable opportunity to promote, enlarge and strengthen the scientific community gathered around martial arts and combat sports and this year we have the auspices of the recently founded IMACSS – International Martial Arts and Combat Sports Scientific Society (www.imacsss.com).
The central issue of the Congress is the scientific interpretation of actions in broader contexts as Martial Arts (MA), Combat Sports (CS) or Self-Defence (SD), in relation to objectives usually associated with human development (health, education and well-being).
Participation in this congress should be as wide as possible. Instructors‟ education and training is a clearly medium-/long-term objective on the world, with a growing presence in the markets of physical activity (health, well-being and fitness), sports (from education to sport practice) and school physical education (given the eclectic, inclusive and multilateral context of this school subject). This trajectory, however, should be followed in connection with research developed and practice in scientific centres.
We firmly believe researchers, as well as undergraduate and post-graduate students (covering the levels of bachelor‟s, master‟s and Ph.D.), in the field of martial arts and combat sports, will be ready to present their research and share the richness of their experiences. This will surely contribute to strengthening this scientific community, which is growing and acquiring importance as a forum for the social development of Sports and Education at the European level and even worldwide, given its multicultural nature (East/West), usually more explored in non-scientific contexts.
In this way, we challenge all cultural and scientific organisations, particularly higher education and research institutions developing scientific activities related to the field in question, as well as federations with public usefulness purposes in the scope of martial arts and combat sports, to disseminate this information among potentially interested researchers, educators and practitioners, stimulating them to participate in the event as speakers and poster presenters. All committed communities of technicians and advanced practitioners of martial arts and combat sports will certainly be interested in participating in this congress and they can expect full support from us to do it.
The Congress is a non-profit event and no speaker fees will be paid by the organising committee. However, efforts will be carried out to cover foreign guest speakers‟ logistic expenses (through registration fees funding). Any eventual profit will be invested in the publication of the congress proceedings.
The financial management of this edition may count on the professional support provided by ADIV (Viseu‟s Association for Development and Research), which is integrated in the Polytechnic Institute of Viseu, the higher education institution assuming the coordination of the congress, specifically through its School of Education .
Welcome to Viseu - Portugal!
Abel Figueiredo
2011 SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS
ON MARTIAL ARTS AND COMBAT SPORTS
Viseu – Portugal
13th - 15th May 2011
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF VISEU
MAIN AUDITORIUM
SPECIFIC PRESENTATION
Dates and Venue
13th to 15th May 2011
Polytechnic Institute of Viseu - Main Auditorium (Central Services Building).
Polytechnic Campus, Av. Coronel José Maria Vale de Andrade, 3504-510 Viseu, Portugal.
Objectives
1. To gather researchers to promote debate around the study object of the contexts of „martial arts‟, „combat sports‟ or „self-defence‟: human fight motricity;
2. To reflect on on-going national and foreign research work;
3. To promote the dissemination of projects in the fields concerned;
4. To call the attention to the need of developing different scientific approaches.
Main Target Groups
Researchers in the field of martial arts/combat sports;
Teaching and training participants in the area of martial arts/combat sports;
Higher education students and advanced level practitioners;
Heads of Organisations promoting martial arts/combat sports.
Organizing Committee
Prof. Coordinator Fernando Sebastião – Dean of the Polytechnic Institute of Viseu.
Cristina Gomes, Ph.D. – President of the School of Education - Viseu
Dr. Carlos Alberto Ribeiro Rua – President of ADIV
Teresa Oliveira, Ph.D. – Coordinator of Sport Sciences and Motricity Department
Francisco Mendes, Ph.D., Antonino Pereira, Ph.D., João Esteves, Ph.D., António Azevedo, MSc., Paulo Eira, MSc., Filipe Amaral, BSc., Carlos Vasconcelos, BSc., Andrea Gonçalves, BSc., Ricardo Almeida, MSc,
Executive Committee
Coordination: Abel Figueiredo (Portugal) and Carlos Gutierrez (Spain).
Adjunct Coordination: Vitor Rosa (Portugal) and Bruno Rosa (Portugal).
Assistants: Students of Bachelor in Sport and Physical Activity.
Registration and Financial Management: Maria do Carmo and Sandra Marques (ADIV).
Last Call for Papers and Posters
Those interested in participating should send an abstract in electronic format not later than: 3rd April 2011. Please consult the author‟ guidelines.
Registration Fees
Paper/poster presenters: 50 Euros.
Other registration: 75 Euros (50 Euros for those registering for only one day).
Certification
All participants will receive a certificate of attendance.
International Patronage
IMACSSS – International Martial Arts and Combat Sports Scientific Society (www.imacsss.com)
2011 SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS
ON MARTIAL ARTS AND COMBAT SPORTS
Viseu – Portugal
13th - 15th May 2011
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF VISEU
MAIN AUDITORIUM
SPECIFIC PRESENTATION
Honourable Committee
President of IMACSSS – International Martial Arts and Combat Sports Scientific Society
Deans of the Physical Education and Sport Faculties and Higher Education Schools.
Presidents of International Sport Federations (MA&CS) with GAISF/Sportaccord recognition.
Presidents of National Sport Federations (MA&CS) and National Coach Associations (MA&CS)
Scientific Committee
Abel Figueiredo, Ph.D. (Polytechnic Institute of Viseu – Portugal) – Program Chair
Ana Rosa Jaqueira, Ph.D. (University of Coimbra – Portugal)
Andrew M. Lane, Ph.D. (University of Wolverhampton – United Kingdom)
António Brito, Ph.D. (Polytechnic Institute of Santarém – Portugal)
Carlos Gutierrez, Ph.D. (University of León – Spain)
Cristiano Roque, Ph.D. (University of São Paulo – Brasil)
Emerson Franchini, Ph.D. (University of São Paulo – Brasil)
Eric Margnes, Ph.D. (University of Pau et des Pays de l‟Adour – France)
Helder Lopes, Ph.D. (University of Madeira – Portugal)
Jose Bragada, Ph.D. (Polytechnic Institute of Bragança – Portugal)
Kai Filipiak, Ph.D. (Leipzig University – Germany)
Marc Theeboom, Ph.D. (Vrije Unversiteit Brussel - Belgium)
Michel Calmet, Ph.D. (Université Montepelier I – France)
Michela Turci, Ph.D. (Università degli Studi di Milano – Italy)
Paulo Coelho Araújo, Ph.D. (University of Coimbra – Portugal)
Pierluigi Aschieri, Ph.D. (Facoltà di Scienze Motorie, Università de L‟Aquila – Italy)
Fumiaki Shishida, Ph.D. (Waseda University – Japan)
Keith Kernspecht, Ph.D. (N. Sports Academy & Bulgarian State Univ. of Plovdiv – Germany)
King Yan Walter Ho, Ph.D. (University of Macau – China)
Raquel Escobar Molina, Ph.D. (University of Granada – Spain)
Roman Kalina, Ph.D. (University of Rzeszów – Poland)
Roberto Haramboure, Ph.D. (Catholic University of Peru – Peru)
Samuel Julhe, Ph.D. (Université Toulouse III – France)
Sergio Raimondo. Ph. D. (University of Cassino – Italy)
Thomas Green, Ph.D. (Texas A & M University – USA)
Willy Pieter, Ph.D. (Masaryk University – Czech Republic)
Wojciech Cynarski, Ph.D. (University of Rzeszów – Poland)
Zdenko Reguli, Ph.D. (Masaryk University - Czech Republic)
Editorial Patronage
Revista de Artes Marciales Asiáticas (Spain) (www.revistadeartesmarciales.com)
Journal of Asian Martial Arts (USA) (http://journalofasianmartialarts.com)
Journal of Sport Sciences and Medicine – Combat Sports Special Issues (Turkey) (http://jssm.org/combat.php)
IdoMovement for Culture. Journal of MA Anthropology (Poland) (www.idokan.pl/index.php)
Archives of Budo (Poland) (www.archbudo.com)
IRKRS Journal (Australia) (www.koryu-uchinadi.com/Journal.htm)
JORRESCAM (France) (www.jorrescam.fr)
Electronic Journals of Martial Arts and Sciences (http://ejmas.com)
Research Units Patronage – Portugal:
CI&DETS – Centre for the Study of Education, Technology and Health.
CIDESD – Research Centre on Sport, Health and Human Development.
2011 SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS
ON MARTIAL ARTS AND COMBAT SPORTS
Viseu – Portugal
13th - 15th May 2011
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF VISEU
MAIN AUDITORIUM
CONGRESS PROGRAM
General Presentation
The Congress will be divided into two main blocks: (1) global approach (2) multidimensional. The global approach on the first day will mainly focus on three areas:
a) MA&CS object of study, systematic, institutions and research;
b) Instructors and Coach Education processes in MA&CS;
c) Pedagogy and Didactical knowledge.
The multidimensional block will be based on the analysis of martial arts and combat sports according to five dimensions:
i) Physical dimension – physiological conditioning factors in physical training;
ii) Technical dimension - biomechanical conditioning factors in technical training;
iii) Tactical dimension –bioinformational conditioning factors in tactical training;
iv) Psychological dimension – affective and emotional conditioning factors in psychological training;
v) Socio-cultural and philosophical dimension – conditioning factors of norms, values and symbols.
The Congress program will start with the global approach, to be developed during the first day, followed by more specific interpretative analyses within the above mentioned dimensions. The Closing Session will summarize all relevant aspects discussed.
The Congress format will be based on 30-minute conferences, 15- to 20-minute papers and 45- to 60-minute roundtable panels with four-five specialists. The latter will have a 10-minute central presentation and three to four 5-minute presentations on the subject, followed by a discussion centred on questions and answers from the audience and will conclude with final comments by the roundtable panel members. Posters will take place separately, in a free format (mainly during breaks), and are aimed at promoting contact and discussions with their authors.
Program
Friday, 13th May 2011
10.00h – Opening of Registration Desk and Poster Presentation Preparation
12.00h – Opening Session
13.00h – Lunch break
15:00h – Study object, systematics and research on martial arts and combat sports (conference + roundtable panel)
17.00h – Pedagogy and Didactics in MA&CS (conference + papers + roundtable panel)
19.00h – Final 1st day.
Saturday, 14th May 2011
09.00h – Physical dimension in MA&CS (conference + papers + roundtable panel)
11.00h – Technical dimension in MA&CS (conference + papers + roundtable panel)
13.00h – Lunch break
15.00h – Tactical dimension in MA&CS (conference + papers + roundtable panel)
17.00h – Psychological dimension in MA&CS (conference + papers + roundtable panel)
19.00h – Final 2nd day.
20:00h – Congress Official Dinner
Sunday, 15th May 2011
09.00h – Socio-cultural and philosophical dimension in MA&CS (conf.+ papers + rt. panel)
11.30h – Roundtable – Congress Final Conclusions
12.30h – Closing Session
In due time, a more detailed program will be made available, reflecting the number and contents (and consequently the distribution) of the abstracts received.
Actualization: www.adiv.pt/ccamdc

Les corps, ces objets encombrants. Contribution à la critique féministe des sciences

Les articles réunis dans ce recueil permettent de suivre à la fois l’évolution des techniques et les interrogations qu’elles suscitent. Qu’il s’agisse de l’économie de la gestation ou de celle de la reproduction, des dérives eugénistes et des prodigieux avantages à attendre des progrès de la science, des égarements moralistes de la bioéthique ou encore, surtout, de l’identité sexuée et de la définition des catégories de sexe, la question du corps est ici au centre du propos. Hélène Rouch l’examine avec insistance dans une perspective clairement située, qui l’a également conduite à jouer un rôle actif dans le développement des études et recherches féministes. Les corps, ces objets encombrants rend justice à cet engagement. Composé de textes écrits sur une période de trente ans, il vise aussi à restituer, pour partie, le parcours intellectuel et politique d’une scientifique à la critique exigeante.

Enseignante en biologie, Hélène Rouch (Fronton, 1937 - Paris, 8 février 2009) fut une des fondatrices du séminaire Limites-Frontières (1980 -1988). Membre du comité scientifique du CNRS constitué à la suite du colloque « Femmes, féminisme, recherches » (1982), elle a contribué à la création de l’Association nationale des études féministes et était rattachée au CEDREF (Paris 7). Elle faisait également partie du collectif éditorial de la « Bibliothèque du féminisme ».

Supplices du pal, du rat ou des cent morceaux, bourreau artiste et despote raffiné, jardin où les plus belles fleurs se mêlent aux pires spectacles d’horreur, telles sont quelques unes des figures par lesquelles l’Occident a tenté d’exorciser sa fascination pour la cruauté en la projetant sur l’Orient. Les études rassemblées ici cherchent à établir la généalogie de ce stéréotype du « supplice oriental » qui a culminé dans la France de la Belle Époque en une débauche de textes et d’images horrifiantes qui n’en finissent pas de hanter l’imaginaire occidental.

Elles tentent aussi de le remettre en perspective en le confrontant aux représentations des tortures qu’offrent l’art et la littérature asiatiques, des romans traditionnels chinois à la culture populaire japonaise d’aujourd’hui.