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Les multiples résonances du teuehikan (tambour) des Ilnuatsh de Mashteuiatsh dans le renouvellement d’une éthique de l’attention

Authors: Carole Delamour;

Les multiples résonances du teuehikan (tambour) des Ilnuatsh de Mashteuiatsh dans le renouvellement d’une éthique de l’attention

Abstract

Cet article propose une réflexion sur la manière dont les actes et savoir-être musicaux, médiatisés par les tambours, peuvent nourrir une éthique relationnelle entre partenaires autochtones et non autochtones, dans un contexte de recherche collaborative. L’article se base sur des recherches menées avec la Première Nation des Ilnuatsh de Mashteuiatsh. L’étude de leurs tambours, appelés teuehikan, a permis d’interroger et d’analyser des principes relatifs au respect, à l’attention et à la réciprocité. À travers ces principes, l’article revient sur les reconfigurations éthiques, méthodologiques et épistémologiques que la relation au teuehikan permet de conceptualiser. Il interroge plus spécifiquement comment la relation que les Ilnuatsh entretiennent avec le teuehikan s’inscrit au sein d’une éthique de l’attention dont les principes sont susceptibles de nourrir nos propres pratiques de recherche.

Keywords

Ilnuatsh, ethics of care, collaborative research, Sociology (General), indigenous, drum, HM401-1281

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