童キになるという物語 : 台湾漢人社会におけるシャーマニック・ヒーラーの現在

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There are many Shamanic healers called "Tang-ki"in Chinese society of Taiwan. As the folk belief in polytheism, there are a variety of gods and godesses who possess Tang-ki. And the characters of the possessing gods decides the styles of Tang-ki's seance and those of interactions between Tang-ki and clients. This study is to report on one of the "Tang-ki" who looks up to "Chi-gong" as the main god. Chi-gong is a little strange Buddhist god. While he was a mendicant priest who loved drinking sake when he was alive, but he had done much for people during his life, so he god to be considered as one of the gods after his death. According to such a style of Chi-gong, the Tang-ki who is possessed by him sees and talks with his believers of clients, drinking sake from a gound and having jokes with them. This study, which is based on our fieldwork in Tainan city in 1990, considers the process of one person's being Tang-ki, that is, Chi-gong by introducing the interactions between he and his clients. Futhermore, this investigation also describes how his narrative of being Chigong is made.
松山東雲女子大学・松山東雲短期大学の論文