by Pascal Dibie · PLON · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782259193207
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«Le village métamorphosé» is the ethnology essay by Pascal Dibie, published by Plon in paperback, in French.
Ethnologist Pascal Dibie returns to Chichery, his village in Burgundy, twenty-seven years after «Le Village retrouvé» (1979), to observe the mutation of rural France. Through everyday scenes, agriculture, funeral rites, religion, the automobile and consumption, he describes a society that is coming apart while integrating into globalization.
Subtitled «Révolution dans la France profonde», the book was published on March 16, 2006 in the Terre Humaine collection; it has 406 pages and includes bibliographic references and indexes.
For readers interested in ethnology, social anthropology and the evolution of rural France.
