La religion quotidienne en Asie centrale aujourd’hui

Le numéro paru en 2016 d’Études mongoles & sibériennes, centrasiatiques & tibétaines consacre un dossier à la religion chez les pasteurs de Haute Asie et d’Asie intérieure.

Table des matières

Gillian G. Tan et Nicola Schneider : Introduction. Everyday Religion among Pastoralists of High and Inner Asia.
Benedikte V. Lindskog : Ritual offerings to ovoos among nomadic Halh herders of west-central Mongolia.
Bernard Charlier : Actions rituelles, mobilité et attachement au « pays natal » parmi des éleveurs nomades de Mongolie.
Gaerrang (Kabzung) : Tibetan identity and Tibetan Buddhism in trans-regional connection : the contemporary vegetarian movement in pastoral areas of Tibet (China).
Emilia Roza Sulek : Caterpillar fungus and the economy of sinning. On entangled relations between religious and economic in a Tibetan pastoral region of Golog, Qinghai, China.
Gillian G. Tan : “Life” and “freeing life” (tshe thar) among pastoralists of Kham: intersecting religion and environment.
Nicola Schneider : The monastery in a Tibetan pastoralist context. A case study from Kham Minyag.
Sonam Wangmo : The relationship between monastic and local communities: the example of Lhagang village in Kham Minyag.