Anthropology and the mediterranean world

Collection title

Ramses II: Thinking the Mediterranean

ID

BIB00049

Source

Bibliotheca Alexandrina (EG)

First broadcast date

05/09/2006

Production year

2006

Abstract

The conferences organized in the framework of " thinking the Mediterranean" constitute a tool of dialogue and exchanges. Their themes are centered on the shared memories, the cultural, historical and commercial roots common to the inhabitants of the region. Christian Bromberger evokes the enthropology of the mediterranean world, the meetings, the exchanges, the intense movement of people, techniques, cuisine, music, but cultural miscegenation? Beyond the differences, mediterranean societies share a common universe. In fact, the mediterranean world can be a system of complementary differences, but can we call it hybridity? The reciprocal oppositions are the ones which define the specificity of the relations within this space.

Type

video

Production companies

• Bibliotheca Alexandrina - Own production

Broadcaster

Bibliotheca Alexandrina

Audiovisual form

Conference

Personalities

• Bromberger Christian

Primary theme

Human and social sciences

Secondary themes

• Art, Culture and Knowledge / Languages and literatures
• Economy / Trade

Credits / Cast

• Bromberger Christian - Speaker

Period of events

• 2006

Map locations

• Egypt - Lower Egypt - Alexandria

Original language

French

Media running time

7m36

Additional information