International audience ; Anthropological studies of Lebanon are as varied as the approaches and career paths of the researchers who conduct them. This diversity mirrors the diasporic tendencies of this small, hemmed-in country (10,452 km2, the official, if contested), while also illustrating the density and power of the knowledge to which it contributes. This chorus of anthropological voices, however, is ultimately a reflection of turbulent and uncertain times, and even by contrast with other Arab countries, Lebanon is a complex country in which to do research. Its accessibility and conflictual history offer rich fields in which to develop innovative methods for the study of societies which are undergoing structural political crises.
International audience ; Anthropological studies of Lebanon are as varied as the approaches and career paths of the researchers who conduct them. This diversity mirrors the diasporic tendencies of this small, hemmed-in country (10,452 km2, the official, if contested), while also illustrating the density and power of the knowledge to which it contributes. This chorus of anthropological voices, however, is ultimately a reflection of turbulent and uncertain times, and even by contrast with other Arab countries, Lebanon is a complex country in which to do research. Its accessibility and conflictual history offer rich fields in which to develop innovative methods for the study of societies which are undergoing structural political crises.
International audience ; Anthropological studies of Lebanon are as varied as the approaches and career paths of the researchers who conduct them. This diversity mirrors the diasporic tendencies of this small, hemmed-in country (10,452 km2, the official, if contested), while also illustrating the density and power of the knowledge to which it contributes. This chorus of anthropological voices, however, is ultimately a reflection of turbulent and uncertain times, and even by contrast with other Arab countries, Lebanon is a complex country in which to do research. Its accessibility and conflictual history offer rich fields in which to develop innovative methods for the study of societies which are undergoing structural political crises.
International audience ; This chapter relates to the urban life or lives and their frameworks, drawing up the portrait of the city in Egypt today, how townsmen build their city and their urban life, inhabit these residential and non-residential spaces, live their urbanity. The Egyptian citadinity has a very long history. Today the principal urban centers of Egypt (Cairo, Alexandria) have the rank of megalopolis and the middle-cities know a fast growth. The Egyptian cities are in full physical change, but these changes also relate to the manners of practicing them. This chapter guidelines are the social structuring of the city (with the segregation issue), the rhythms of the city (and timings), the issue of the differentiated occupations of urban space by gender, social classes, the mobility and practices for a "living together" in Egyptian cities. This chapter will have as hot lines the social structuring of the city (by putting the question of the segregation), the rhythms of the city (and its synchronizations), as well as the question of the differentiated practices of the urban space (in particular according to the social, residential origin and of the gender). ; Ce chapitre porte sur la ou les vies urbaines et leurs cadres, dressant le portait de ce qu'est la ville en Égypte aujourd'hui, comment les urbains construisent leur ville et leur vie urbaine, habitent ces espaces de résidence et de non-résidence, vivent l'urbanité. L'Égypte est le lieu d'une très ancienne citadinité, dont aujourd'hui les principaux centres urbains (Le Caire, Alexandrie) ont le rang de mégapole et les villes moyennes connaissent de rapides croissances. Villes égyptiennes en pleine mutation physique, mais en pleine mutation également des manières de les pratiquer. L'objectif ici est moins de traiter des politiques urbaines proprement dites, des processus planifiés d'urbanisation ou des projets d'urbanisme que d'évoquer les particularités des villes égyptiennes dans la manière de se faire et d'être vécue par les habitants-mêmes, ...
International audience ; This chapter relates to the urban life or lives and their frameworks, drawing up the portrait of the city in Egypt today, how townsmen build their city and their urban life, inhabit these residential and non-residential spaces, live their urbanity. The Egyptian citadinity has a very long history. Today the principal urban centers of Egypt (Cairo, Alexandria) have the rank of megalopolis and the middle-cities know a fast growth. The Egyptian cities are in full physical change, but these changes also relate to the manners of practicing them. This chapter guidelines are the social structuring of the city (with the segregation issue), the rhythms of the city (and timings), the issue of the differentiated occupations of urban space by gender, social classes, the mobility and practices for a "living together" in Egyptian cities. This chapter will have as hot lines the social structuring of the city (by putting the question of the segregation), the rhythms of the city (and its synchronizations), as well as the question of the differentiated practices of the urban space (in particular according to the social, residential origin and of the gender). ; Ce chapitre porte sur la ou les vies urbaines et leurs cadres, dressant le portait de ce qu'est la ville en Égypte aujourd'hui, comment les urbains construisent leur ville et leur vie urbaine, habitent ces espaces de résidence et de non-résidence, vivent l'urbanité. L'Égypte est le lieu d'une très ancienne citadinité, dont aujourd'hui les principaux centres urbains (Le Caire, Alexandrie) ont le rang de mégapole et les villes moyennes connaissent de rapides croissances. Villes égyptiennes en pleine mutation physique, mais en pleine mutation également des manières de les pratiquer. L'objectif ici est moins de traiter des politiques urbaines proprement dites, des processus planifiés d'urbanisation ou des projets d'urbanisme que d'évoquer les particularités des villes égyptiennes dans la manière de se faire et d'être vécue par les habitants-mêmes, ...
International audience ; This chapter relates to the urban life or lives and their frameworks, drawing up the portrait of the city in Egypt today, how townsmen build their city and their urban life, inhabit these residential and non-residential spaces, live their urbanity. The Egyptian citadinity has a very long history. Today the principal urban centers of Egypt (Cairo, Alexandria) have the rank of megalopolis and the middle-cities know a fast growth. The Egyptian cities are in full physical change, but these changes also relate to the manners of practicing them. This chapter guidelines are the social structuring of the city (with the segregation issue), the rhythms of the city (and timings), the issue of the differentiated occupations of urban space by gender, social classes, the mobility and practices for a "living together" in Egyptian cities. This chapter will have as hot lines the social structuring of the city (by putting the question of the segregation), the rhythms of the city (and its synchronizations), as well as the question of the differentiated practices of the urban space (in particular according to the social, residential origin and of the gender). ; Ce chapitre porte sur la ou les vies urbaines et leurs cadres, dressant le portait de ce qu'est la ville en Égypte aujourd'hui, comment les urbains construisent leur ville et leur vie urbaine, habitent ces espaces de résidence et de non-résidence, vivent l'urbanité. L'Égypte est le lieu d'une très ancienne citadinité, dont aujourd'hui les principaux centres urbains (Le Caire, Alexandrie) ont le rang de mégapole et les villes moyennes connaissent de rapides croissances. Villes égyptiennes en pleine mutation physique, mais en pleine mutation également des manières de les pratiquer. L'objectif ici est moins de traiter des politiques urbaines proprement dites, des processus planifiés d'urbanisation ou des projets d'urbanisme que d'évoquer les particularités des villes égyptiennes dans la manière de se faire et d'être vécue par les habitants-mêmes, ...
International audience ; This chapter relates to the urban life or lives and their frameworks, drawing up the portrait of the city in Egypt today, how townsmen build their city and their urban life, inhabit these residential and non-residential spaces, live their urbanity. The Egyptian citadinity has a very long history. Today the principal urban centers of Egypt (Cairo, Alexandria) have the rank of megalopolis and the middle-cities know a fast growth. The Egyptian cities are in full physical change, but these changes also relate to the manners of practicing them. This chapter guidelines are the social structuring of the city (with the segregation issue), the rhythms of the city (and timings), the issue of the differentiated occupations of urban space by gender, social classes, the mobility and practices for a "living together" in Egyptian cities. This chapter will have as hot lines the social structuring of the city (by putting the question of the segregation), the rhythms of the city (and its synchronizations), as well as the question of the differentiated practices of the urban space (in particular according to the social, residential origin and of the gender). ; Ce chapitre porte sur la ou les vies urbaines et leurs cadres, dressant le portait de ce qu'est la ville en Égypte aujourd'hui, comment les urbains construisent leur ville et leur vie urbaine, habitent ces espaces de résidence et de non-résidence, vivent l'urbanité. L'Égypte est le lieu d'une très ancienne citadinité, dont aujourd'hui les principaux centres urbains (Le Caire, Alexandrie) ont le rang de mégapole et les villes moyennes connaissent de rapides croissances. Villes égyptiennes en pleine mutation physique, mais en pleine mutation également des manières de les pratiquer. L'objectif ici est moins de traiter des politiques urbaines proprement dites, des processus planifiés d'urbanisation ou des projets d'urbanisme que d'évoquer les particularités des villes égyptiennes dans la manière de se faire et d'être vécue par les habitants-mêmes, ...
International audience ; This chapter relates to the urban life or lives and their frameworks, drawing up the portrait of the city in Egypt today, how townsmen build their city and their urban life, inhabit these residential and non-residential spaces, live their urbanity. The Egyptian citadinity has a very long history. Today the principal urban centers of Egypt (Cairo, Alexandria) have the rank of megalopolis and the middle-cities know a fast growth. The Egyptian cities are in full physical change, but these changes also relate to the manners of practicing them. This chapter guidelines are the social structuring of the city (with the segregation issue), the rhythms of the city (and timings), the issue of the differentiated occupations of urban space by gender, social classes, the mobility and practices for a "living together" in Egyptian cities. This chapter will have as hot lines the social structuring of the city (by putting the question of the segregation), the rhythms of the city (and its synchronizations), as well as the question of the differentiated practices of the urban space (in particular according to the social, residential origin and of the gender). ; Ce chapitre porte sur la ou les vies urbaines et leurs cadres, dressant le portait de ce qu'est la ville en Égypte aujourd'hui, comment les urbains construisent leur ville et leur vie urbaine, habitent ces espaces de résidence et de non-résidence, vivent l'urbanité. L'Égypte est le lieu d'une très ancienne citadinité, dont aujourd'hui les principaux centres urbains (Le Caire, Alexandrie) ont le rang de mégapole et les villes moyennes connaissent de rapides croissances. Villes égyptiennes en pleine mutation physique, mais en pleine mutation également des manières de les pratiquer. L'objectif ici est moins de traiter des politiques urbaines proprement dites, des processus planifiés d'urbanisation ou des projets d'urbanisme que d'évoquer les particularités des villes égyptiennes dans la manière de se faire et d'être vécue par les habitants-mêmes, ...
