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Conference - Le cochon au Vanuatu : un animal au centre du système social et symbolique

Wednesday 23 October 2024
Opening hours on Wednesday at 5 pm.
Conference - Le cochon au Vanuatu : un animal au centre du système social et symbolique
Bibliothèque du Muséum d'histoire naturelle - 28 rue Albert 1er
17000 - La Rochelle
Conference organized by the Friends of the Museum and presented by Franklyne Bong, PhD student in sociology of tourism at the University of Angers, co-curator of the "Vanuatu, powers of women" exhibition.
In Oceania, pig farming is associated with the Lapita civilization (first settlement). The pig is often associated with cultural and artistic practices. In Vanuatu, pigs are at the heart of cultural and ritual ceremonies, including circumcision, marriage, reconciliation and the rank system. These events are part of a system of power and prestige based in part on the possession and exchange of pigs. The conference will look back at these practices and explain the role of women in this organization.
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Wednesday 23 October 2024
Opening hours on Wednesday at 5 pm.

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French

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Free entry.

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