RT Journal Article
T1 Gilbert-Charles Picard (1913-1998) and the Religions de l'Afrique Antique
T2 Gilbert-Charles Picard (1913-1998) et les Religions de l'Afrique Antique
A1 López Gómez, José Carlos
AB This article analyses, from a historiographicperspective, the most important aspects ofCharles-Gilbert Picard’s work on the religiousworld of the populations inhabiting the Maghrebduring the Punic and Roman periods, withspecial emphasis on his magnum opus on thesubject, Les religions de l’Afrique Antique. In doing so, I have attempted to explain the evolutionin thought of an author who was one of the mostprominent scholars of the ancient religions inNorth Africa between the end of the SecondWorld War and the process of decolonisation ofthe Maghreb.
PB Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
SN 1885-2718
YR 2021
FD 2021-12-22
LK https://hdl.handle.net/10016/34820
UL https://hdl.handle.net/10016/34820
LA eng
NO This contribution is a product of the synergy between two different projects, EPIDI: Epítetos divinos: experienciareligiosa y relaciones de poder en Hispania (HAR207-84789-C2-2-P), funded by the Spanish Ministryof Science, Innovation and Universities, at University Carlos III of Madrid, and RomanIslam – Centerfor Comparative Empire and Transcultural Studies, funded by the German Research Foundation (DeutscheForschungsgemeinschaft, DFG), at Universität Hamburg.
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