Author(s)
Date de production
2004-01-01
© D. Friedmann - CNRS - Décembre 2004
Reference
1216
Tenth day of the new moon (The)
Arfe Asert
Sociologist Daniel Friedmann researches the disappearing, forgotten, or reinterpreted meanings of Arfe Asert, a religious festival of the Beta Israel or Ethiopian Jews which is observed less and less frequently, by interviewing the Ques (Ethiopian priests) and anthropologist Shoshana Ben Dor.
The topics addressed deal with varying interpretations of the festival and its origins, its liturgy, its development and change of context (in Ethiopia and in Israel), and its new and forgotten meanings.
Duration
1680
Production year
Définition
SD
Color
Color
Sound
Sound
Versions
French
Original material
Video DV Cam
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