Martine Segalen

In search of trails
Martine Segalen
Vol. 54, 2024/3 - pages
Pages 7 to 9

Introduction

By Michèle Baussant
Pages 13 to 13

Only extraordinary things

Pages 14 to 15

In Mia's footsteps in Mexico

Pages 16 to 16

A committed intellectual

Pages 17 to 17

Sociology of my grandmother

Pages 18 to 20

Portrait of the ethnologist as a mother

Pages 22 to 24

A look at a few objects

By Raphaël Bories
Pages 27 to 29

Martine at the Museum

By Gérard Collomb
Pages 30 to 33

Research at the National Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions

By Martine Jaoul
Pages 34 to 46

Revisiting oneself. Autoethnographic practices by Martine Segalen

By Nicolas Adell, Marie-Charlotte Calafat
Pages 47 to 50

ATP at MUCEM: meeting the challenges of a 21st -century museum

By Denis Chevallier
Pages 51 to 59

Martine Segalen, researcher at the National Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions

By Raphaël Bories
Pages 60 to 66

These may be details to you…

By Anne Monjaret
Pages 67 to 69

Sports and objects from the modern world

By Christian Bromberger
Pages 72 to 75

Two parties for young women of marriageable age that follow one another and resemble each other...

By Anne Monjaret
Pages 76 to 77

A milliner in the mountain pastures

By Anne Monjaret
Pages 81 to 83

We were talking about family

By Nicole Lapierre
Pages 84 to 87

Martine Segalen, a leading figure in the socio-anthropology of the family

By Claudine Attias-Donfut
Pages 88 to 89

For Martine Segalen…

By Françoise Zonabend
Pages 90 to 95

In the absence of teachers

By Agnès Fine
Pages 96 to 100

Transmission, memory, family

By Gérôme Truc
Pages 101 to 105

Sociology of the family: Martine Segalen, transmitter of knowledge

By Agnès Martial
Pages 106 to 111

About surrogacy. An unfinished dialogue with Martine Segalen

By Jérôme Courduriès
Pages 112 to 114

One more dance with her

By André Burguière
Pages 116 to 117

Miss France, or the continuation of Les Rosières...

By Marie-Charlotte Calafat
Pages 121 to 124

Rediscovering Europe

By Orvar Löfgren
Pages 125 to 128

Martine Segalen: a European ethnologist

By Maria Couroucli
Pages 129 to 132

For Martine: ATPs in Nanterre, among other places

By Georges Augustins
Pages 133 to 139

On the margins of French anthropology Martine Segalen, a trailblazer

By Kali Argyriadis, Sara Le Menestrel, Gabriel Segré
Pages 140 to 143

Martine rediscovered. The journey of an unfinished relationship

By Ana Vera Estrada
Pages 147 to 150

Martine & João: A Short Note on a Long Case of Intellectual Camaraderie

By João Pina-Cabral
Pages 151 to 164

Enduring Islamophobia in Poland: Historical Images and Contemporary Attitudes

By Michał Buchowski
Pages 165 to 168

Martine Segalen and Italy

By Cristina Papa
Pages 169 to 174

Horizon Europe

By Sophie Chevalier
Pages 175 to 187

Social organization and kinship terminology of the Tai Dam people of Mai Chau (Vietnam)

By Bernard Formoso
Pages 188 to 192

Cultural areas, a “zombie” concept?

By Gilles Raveneau
Pages 193 to 195

A look back at a work that is now out of print

By Martine Segalen
Pages 198 to 199

The journey with her is not over

By Vanessa Manceron
Pages 200 to 202

May you live a long life, Martine

By Michèle Baussant
Pages 203 to 205

Martine Segalen, Destins français. Essai d’auto-ethnographie familiale Paris, Créaphis Éditions, 2022, 315 pages

By par Jean-Pierre Hassoun
Pages 205 to 207

Valérie Gondran and Véronique Dassié, Les Objets de mon père Paris, Éditions d’une rive à l’autre, 2023, 81 pages

By par Piera Rossetto
Pages 207 to 209

Marie Buscatto, La très grande taille au féminin. Les ambivalences d’une stature « hors norme » Paris, CNRS Éditions, 2022, 287 pages

By par Jean-Pierre Hassoun