Signe et médiateur : le rôle du vêtement dans l’adaptation culturelle des musulmans algériens en Chine

Jie ZHANG

Abstract


Le vêtement est un élément fondamental de notre vie quotidien et un médiateur entre le physique et le social. Cet article vise à mettre l’accent sur le fait que le vêtement joue un rôle important dans l’adaptation culturelle des musulmans algériens en Chine. Signe identitaire, le vêtement reflète à la fois les normes sociales et le choix de l’individu qui le porte. De même, étant un outil d’ajustement psychologique, le vêtement participent au jeu d’adaptation des musulmans algériens en Chine.


Keywords


: Vêtement ; Adaptation culturelle ; Musulmans algériens en Chine

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/13044

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