Flammes trompeuses : interprétation de quelques photos d’archives de scènes iconoclastes

Regarding Central Africa, photographic archives are not readily illustrating the particular subject of the destruction of ritual objects, as operated by Catholics and Protestants missionaries. This paper focuses on three cases of stakes supposed to have been used for burning “pagan” objects. These s...

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Autor principal:	Julien Volper
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Publicado:	OpenEdition 2019
Materias:	photographic archives stake iconoclasm missionaries Archaeology CC1-960 History of the arts NX440-632
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description	Regarding Central Africa, photographic archives are not readily illustrating the particular subject of the destruction of ritual objects, as operated by Catholics and Protestants missionaries. This paper focuses on three cases of stakes supposed to have been used for burning “pagan” objects. These specific case studies helps to analyze the difference between historical reality and interpretative mistake or smokescreen.
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title	Flammes trompeuses : interprétation de quelques photos d’archives de scènes iconoclastes
title_short	Flammes trompeuses : interprétation de quelques photos d’archives de scènes iconoclastes
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Flammes trompeuses : interprétation de quelques photos d’archives de scènes iconoclastes

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