A Symbolic Type and Its Transformations: The Case of South Indian Ponkal

Anthony Good

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L'A. analyse le symbolisme et la signification des rituels Ponkal du Tamilnadu (Inde), au cours desquels le riz est cuit de facon speciale. Le recipient contenant ce riz symbolise le ventre de la deesse a laquelle est consacre ce rite, mais le processus de cuisson se refere a une transformation agricole et cosmologique.

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