Cahiers d'Extrême-Asie n° 19 (2010)

Sommaire / ContentsIntroductionPar Alain ArraultJames RobsonAmong Mountains and Between Rivers: A Preliminary Appraisal of the Arrival, Spread, and Development of Daoism and Buddhism in the Central Hunan [Xiangzhong] RegionAlain ArraultLa société locale vue à travers la statuaire domestique du HunanMichela BussottiObservations sur les sculpteurs de statuettes religieuses du HunanMechtild Mertz & Itoh TakaoA Study of the Wood Species of 73 Deity Sculptures of the Hunan Province, from the Patrice Fava CollectionMark MeulenbeldFrom “Withered Wood” to “Dead Ashes”: Burning Bodies, Metamorphosis, and the Ritual Production of PowerDavid MozinaDaubing Lips with Blood and Drinking Elixirs with the Celestial Lord Yin Jiao: The Role of Thunders deities in Daoist Ordination in Contemporary HunanRapports de recherche / Research ReportsGeorge FavraudLiturgie et construction d’une identité culturelle régionale en Chine contemporaineComptes rendus / Book reviewsJames Robson, Power of Place. The Religions Landscape of the Southern Sacred Peak (Nanyue) Medieval ChinaBy Gil RazDaniel McMahon, Restoring the Garden: Yan Ruyi and the Civilizing of China’s Internal Frontiers, 1795-1805By Aurélie NévotEli Albert, A History of Daoism and the Yao People of South ChinaBy Aurélie NévotAurélie Névot, Comme le sel, je suis le cours de l’eau. Le chamanisme à écriture des Yi du YunnanPar Pascal Bouchery