Humoral Transactions in Two Tamil Cults: Murukan and Mariyamman

Manuel Moreno · McKim Marriott

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Hindouisme. Murukan, fils de Siva, est comme la deesse Mariyamman le sujet d'un culte populaire qui se manifeste principalement par le pelerinage a leurs temples respectifs dans la ville de Palani, district de Madurai. L'A. etudie le caractere essentiel de ce culte : il s'agit de regler les humeurs (au sens physique) des deux divinites dont les crises menacent l'equilibre cosmique et humain

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