Les habitants d'Angkor, thèse de doctorat
by Fabienne Luco

Publication: Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris
Published: March 21st, 2016
Author: Fabienne Luco
Pages: 12
Language : French
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In her summary, Fabienne Luco synthetises her innovative approach of “the dynamics of cultural transmission”.
Tags: Modern Cambodia, cultural legacy, oral traditions, anthropology, ethnology
About the Author

Fabienne Luco
A respected anthropologist based in Cambodia since the 1990s, Fabienne Luco studies oral traditions, mythology and social structures in modern Cambodia, retracing them up to the Khmer Antiquity. Her PhD essay is a thorougful yet lively analyzis of the spiritual and social dimensions of the Khmer communities living in the immediate vicinity of the Ancient Temples of Cambodia.