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EPISODE · Oct 26, 2021 · 44 MIN

PODCAST:Dans l’oeil de la pandémie,un face a face anthropologique

from Les Interviews D'Eric Cooper · host Eric Cooper

L'être humain n'a aucun standard de qualité, hormis son besoin d'appartenance (Bernard Arcand - Anthropologue québécois, professeur du Département d'anthropologie de l'Université Laval, auteur et communicateur) Jacinthe Mazzochetti et Pierre-Joseph Laurent sont anthropologues à l’UCLouvain (Belgique).Leur dernier ouvrage est « Dans l’œil de la pandémie,Face-à-face anthropologique (Editions Académia).Cet ouvrage est un état des lieux de cette crise sanitaire où le monde à du s'adapter du jour au lendemain aux nouvelles règles sanitaires.” Dans l’oeil de la pandémie » raconte les diffèrentes phases de l'épidémie du Covid19 :Périodes de confinements et de déconfinements, communication faite par les dirigeants des pays touchés par le virus, et perception de cette communication par les citoyens.Notions de complot, de conspiration.Comment furent vécues ces évenement et comment nous sommes nous adaptés aux circonstances : Confinements,port du masque,gestes barrières,télétravail,vaccination … Deux mots sur l’anthropologie : Issu de deux mots grecs signifiant "être humain" (anthropos) et "étude"(logos), l’anthropologie étudie l’homme dans sa globalité : son identité, sa culture, ses habitudes, ses us et coutumes, ses productions matérielles et immatérielles, son adaptabilité dans son environnement, etc…Cette discipline scientifique se rapporte plus spécifiquement à tout ce qui différencie l’homme de l’animal : le langage, la parenté et le mariage, l’organisation sociale et politique, la transmission des connaissances, les rites, les arts, les religions, les habitations. Ainsi, elle oeuvre à comprendre l’évolution de l’Homme du paléolithique à nos jours et à comprendre la diversité des sociétés humaines des temps presents (Source : https://metiers.siep.be/metier/anthropologue/)

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