The possessed and the dispossessed: spirits, identity, and power in a Madagascar migrant town
"This finely drawn portrait of a complex, polycultural community demonstrates that spirit possession reflects in microcosm many of the contradictions of daily life in a plantation economy. Female spirit mediums - a group heretofore assumed to be marginal - are in fact powerful and honored heale...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "This finely drawn portrait of a complex, polycultural community demonstrates that spirit possession reflects in microcosm many of the contradictions of daily life in a plantation economy. Female spirit mediums - a group heretofore assumed to be marginal - are in fact powerful and honored healers who assist their clients, the peasants and migrant laborers of Madagascar's Sambirano Valley. Lesley Sharp's wide-ranging analysis shows how spirit possession, identity, and power are intrinsically linked." "Possession by royal ancestral or tromba spirits is central to the concept of identity in Ambanja, the urban center of the Sambirano Valley. In this town there is an intense competition between insiders and outsiders. The insiders are primarily the indigenous Bemazava-Sakalava, the tera-tany or "children of the soil"; the outsiders are vahiny or "guests," labor migrants come to seek their fortunes. Yet these categories are fluid. Active participation in tromba possession confirms tera-tany status; thus migrant women who become mediums may transform their identities, becoming insiders. This action affects their daily survival, since tera-tany status confers access to arable land and local power structures." "Tromba possession also yields deeper meanings that emerge from the local knowledge of female mediums. These varied meanings are reflected in the performative aspects of healing ceremonies and are articulated through the gestures of the human body. As Sharp shows, healers' words and deeds reveal major sources of affliction, ranging from romance to urbanization and capitalist labor relations. Furthermore, spirit mediums are actively engaged in the reconstruction of indigenous history. Finally, the most powerful mediums draw on symbolic knowledge to influence the thrust of economic development in the Sambirano Valley." "Sharp concludes this study with an analysis of how indigenous spirit mediums and Protestant exorcists treat extreme cases of possession and madness, revealing contradictions inherent in cross-cultural psychiatric praxis. More generally, the book challenges current views about possession and marginal status, particularly in reference to gender and age, insightful discussions of the lives of migrant adults and children as they seek relief. Some personal and social ills make Sharp's investigation relevant to gender studies, medical anthropology religion and ritual, and the politics of culture as well as African and Madagascar studies."--BOOK JACKET |
| Beschreibung: | XIX, 345 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. |
| ISBN: | 0520080017 |
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| spelling | Sharp, Lesley A. Verfasser aut The possessed and the dispossessed spirits, identity, and power in a Madagascar migrant town Lesley A. Sharp Berkeley u.a. Univ. of California Press 1993 XIX, 345 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Comparative studies of health systems and medical care "This finely drawn portrait of a complex, polycultural community demonstrates that spirit possession reflects in microcosm many of the contradictions of daily life in a plantation economy. Female spirit mediums - a group heretofore assumed to be marginal - are in fact powerful and honored healers who assist their clients, the peasants and migrant laborers of Madagascar's Sambirano Valley. Lesley Sharp's wide-ranging analysis shows how spirit possession, identity, and power are intrinsically linked." "Possession by royal ancestral or tromba spirits is central to the concept of identity in Ambanja, the urban center of the Sambirano Valley. In this town there is an intense competition between insiders and outsiders. The insiders are primarily the indigenous Bemazava-Sakalava, the tera-tany or "children of the soil"; the outsiders are vahiny or "guests," labor migrants come to seek their fortunes. Yet these categories are fluid. Active participation in tromba possession confirms tera-tany status; thus migrant women who become mediums may transform their identities, becoming insiders. This action affects their daily survival, since tera-tany status confers access to arable land and local power structures." "Tromba possession also yields deeper meanings that emerge from the local knowledge of female mediums. These varied meanings are reflected in the performative aspects of healing ceremonies and are articulated through the gestures of the human body. As Sharp shows, healers' words and deeds reveal major sources of affliction, ranging from romance to urbanization and capitalist labor relations. Furthermore, spirit mediums are actively engaged in the reconstruction of indigenous history. Finally, the most powerful mediums draw on symbolic knowledge to influence the thrust of economic development in the Sambirano Valley." "Sharp concludes this study with an analysis of how indigenous spirit mediums and Protestant exorcists treat extreme cases of possession and madness, revealing contradictions inherent in cross-cultural psychiatric praxis. More generally, the book challenges current views about possession and marginal status, particularly in reference to gender and age, insightful discussions of the lives of migrant adults and children as they seek relief. Some personal and social ills make Sharp's investigation relevant to gender studies, medical anthropology religion and ritual, and the politics of culture as well as African and Madagascar studies."--BOOK JACKET Bezetenheid gtt Morts - Culte - Madagascar - Ambanja Possession par les esprits - Madagascar - Ambanja Riten gtt Sakalava (Peuple de Madagascar) - Conditions sociales Sakalava (Peuple de Madagascar) - Religion Sakalava (Peuple de Madagascar) - Rites et cérémonies Sakalava (volk) gtt Ancestor worship Madagascar Ambanja Sakalava (Malagasy people) Religion Sakalava (Malagasy people) Rites and ceremonies Sakalava (Malagasy people) Social conditions Spirit possession Madagascar Ambanja Religion (DE-588)4049396-9 gnd rswk-swf Ahnenkult (DE-588)4068478-7 gnd rswk-swf Besessenheitskult (DE-588)4140554-7 gnd rswk-swf Sakalava (DE-588)4215171-5 gnd rswk-swf Ambanja (Madagascar) - Vie religieuse Ambanja (Madagascar) Religious life and customs Sakalava (DE-588)4215171-5 s Religion (DE-588)4049396-9 s DE-604 Ahnenkult (DE-588)4068478-7 s Besessenheitskult (DE-588)4140554-7 s |
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