Ethnographie imaginative
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.47854/PFQS6119Mots-clés :
Dialogue, Tradition, Imaginaire, Philosophie, MéthodologieRésumé
Qu’est-ce que l’imagination ? En anthropologie tout particulièrement, mais aussi dans de nombreux domaines connexes, les ouvrages spécialisés regorgent de débats à ce propos, et n’ont de cesse de se renouveler. Cette entrée propose un tour d’horizon des différentes définitions de l’imagination à travers plusieurs champs de réflexion.
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