Être affecté : petite phénoménologie de la « prophétie » charismatique (et de ses conséquences)

Jeanne Favret-Saada disrupted a common assumption in social sciences equating the scientific perspective with the fact of observing the investigated phenomenon from without. However, such stance struggles to describe practices that seem exotic or even unbelievable for a detached observer, when they...

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Main Author: Philippe Gonzalez
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Association Internationale des Sociologues de Langue Française 2014-06-01
Series:Sociologies
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/sociologies/4696
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description Jeanne Favret-Saada disrupted a common assumption in social sciences equating the scientific perspective with the fact of observing the investigated phenomenon from without. However, such stance struggles to describe practices that seem exotic or even unbelievable for a detached observer, when they appear credible social actors. At this point, the ethnographer’s commitment – including his/her affects – proves central to capture the verisimilitude of a social world – without endorsing its ontology. This article explores this issue by focusing on the Charismatic "prophecy" as a way, for Evangelicals, to summon God’s presence into their lives and even within the world. Coupling a phenomenology of religious experience to a pragmatist approach, we will examine the political consequences, for the national community, of this advent of the deity.
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Être affecté : petite phénoménologie de la « prophétie » charismatique (et de ses conséquences)
Sociologies
commitment
charismatic prophecy
evangelism
phenomenology
pragmatism
Jeanne Favret-Saada
title Être affecté : petite phénoménologie de la « prophétie » charismatique (et de ses conséquences)
title_full Être affecté : petite phénoménologie de la « prophétie » charismatique (et de ses conséquences)
title_fullStr Être affecté : petite phénoménologie de la « prophétie » charismatique (et de ses conséquences)
title_full_unstemmed Être affecté : petite phénoménologie de la « prophétie » charismatique (et de ses conséquences)
title_short Être affecté : petite phénoménologie de la « prophétie » charismatique (et de ses conséquences)
title_sort etre affecte petite phenomenologie de la prophetie charismatique et de ses consequences
topic commitment
charismatic prophecy
evangelism
phenomenology
pragmatism
Jeanne Favret-Saada
url http://journals.openedition.org/sociologies/4696
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