Récit de Sian-Parokso : "La grande pirogue des "morts errants" (anito)" - mythes d'origine du feu et des rites de mise à l'eau des bateaux - "le partage des eaux" - CD14.
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Edited Title
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anito no cinedkeran a kavavatanen
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Archivist's Original Title
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Récit de Sian-Parokso : "La grande pirogue des "morts errants" (anito)" - mythes d'origine du feu et des rites de mise à l'eau des bateaux - "le partage des eaux" - CD14.
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Story of Sian-Parokso: "The great canoe of the 'wandering dead' (anito)" - myths of the origin of fire and the rites of launching boats - "the sharing of waters" - CD14.
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Original description
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Field recordings collected in Lan Yu Island (Taïwan), Yami population, by V. Arnaud in 1971-1972..
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SEA Annotations
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Survey of the oral literature of the Yami. Sian-Parokso (Father-of-Little-rude-and-black) was the great specialist in stories of "wandering dead" (anito) in the village of Jiraraley. Myth of the origin of fire, this one tells us how "the dead of the caves of Ji-Karahem" gave fire to hungry human beings so that they could cook their food. "The Great Canoe of the Anito" (anito no cinedkeran) deals with the first rites of launching boats, in particular the demonstration of force of the anito and their howls which terrify humans. From now on, during the "great expulsion of the dead from the boat" (mangaoy), all the men of the village come to surround the boat, their eyes bulging, stamping their feet, their fists turning sharply at chest height, stamping their feet in anger, blowing and shouting as if to "fight against the boat" and against the spirits of the most recent dead of the lineage.
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Survey of the oral literature of the Yami. Sian-Parokso (Father-of-Little-rude-and-black) was the great specialist in stories of "wandering dead" (anito) in the village of Jiraraley. Myth of the origin of fire, this one tells us how "the dead of the caves of Ji-Karahem" gave fire to hungry human beings so that they could cook their food. "The Great Canoe of the Anito" (anito no cinedkeran) deals with the first rites of launching boats, in particular the demonstration of force of the anito and their howls which terrify humans. From now on, during the "great expulsion of the dead from the boat" (mangaoy), all the men of the village come to surround the boat, their eyes bulging, stamping their feet, their fists turning sharply at chest height, stamping their feet in anger, blowing and shouting as if to "fight against the boat" and against the spirits of the most recent dead of the lineage.
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Recording date of the original material
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Place of the cultural origin
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Recording place
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Jiraraley village; Lan Yu Island
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Comment
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Protected by copyright and/or related rights. InCopyright and/or related rights. URI:https://rightsstatements.org/page/InC/1.0/ For more information on the rights, please see the corpus record:https://archives.crem-cnrs.fr/archives/corpus/CNRSMH_Arnaud_001/
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Name of original Collection
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Taiwan (Lan Yu), population Yami (actuels Tao), V. Arnaud, 1971-1972.
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Collection source citation
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History of ownership
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Recordings digitized by R. Saint Estève, archived at CREM (CNRS) between 2012 and 2020, indexation and annotation by V. Arnaud.
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Holding Institution of Original Materials
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Copyright Notice
For any use, please contact the CREM-LESC (CNRS, Nanterre University, France): see information at https://archives.crem-cnrs.fr
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Preservation State of Physical Object
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Original item number
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CNRSMH_I_2012_010_005_001
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SEAH Identifier
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SEAH_CNRSMH_I_2012_010_005_001
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