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Deux chercheurs d'IMASUD participeront au colloque "PILGRIMAGE AND SANCTUARIES: AMBIGUITY IN CONTEXT" qui se tiendra du 11 au 13 Novembre 2010 au Centro Incontri Umani à Ascona (Suisse).Programme :FRIDAY 12th NOVEMBER9:30 Opening: Angela Hobart (London University Goldsmith College and UCL / director of the Centro Incontri Umani)9:45  Introduction to the programmePedram Khosronejad (Department of Social Anthropology, University of St Andrews, Scotland)Thierry Zarcone (CNRS – GSRL, Paris)Session I: Ambiguous sanctuaries and pilgrimages in the MediterraneanChair: Tadeusz Skorupski (School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, UK)10:00 Diogini Albera (CNRS - Aix-en-Provence, France)Ambiguous sanctuaries in the Mediterranean10:35 Yasushi Tonaga (Kyoto University, Japan)Sanctity, pilgrimages and ambiguity in Islam11:40 Pierre-Jean Luizard (GSRL, CNRS/EPHE, Paris)Pharaonic reminiscences in Muslim saints pilgrimages in today’s Egypt: the case of two major mûled12:15 Speakers’s panel - Questions and discussionSession 2: Multi-faceted heritage pilgrimages and sanctuaries in Indo-Persian worldChair: Diogini Albera (CNRS - Aix-en-Provence, France)15:00 Pedram Khosronejad (Department of Social Anthropology, University of St Andrews, Scotland)Battlefield pilgrimage in Iran: ambiguity of sacredness15:35 Jürgen Wasim Frembgen (Staaliches Museum für Völkerkunde, München, Germany)Betwixt and between: figures of ambiguity in the Sufi cult of Lal Sahbaz Qalandar in Pakistan16:40 Thierry Zarcone (GSRL, CNRS/EPHE, Paris)Syncretism and superimposition of Islam on Buddhism in the Pamir: mountain cult and saint veneration17:15 - 18:00 Speakers’s panel - Questions and discussionSATURDAY 13th NOVEMBERSession 3: Shared and/or disputed pilgrimages and sanctuaries in ChinaChair: Yasushi Tonaga (Kyoto University, Japan)9:30 Tadeusz Skorupski (School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, UK)The Buddhist pilgrimages sites: understanding and resolving ambiguities10:05 Isabelle Charleux (GSRL, CNRS/EPHE, Paris)Chinese, Tibetan and Mongol Buddhists on Mount Wutai (China) from the eighteenth to the early twentieth century11:00 Eloisa Concetti (Durham University, UK)Saint cult among Hui Muslims in Popular Republic of China11:35 - 12:10 Speakers’s panel - Questions and discussionSession 4: Ambiguous pilgrimages  in the Christian worldChair: Jürgen Wasim Frembgen (Staaliches Museum für Völkerkunde, München, Germany)15:00 Manoël Pénicaud (IDEMEC, University of Aix-en-Provence, France) The Seven Sleepers pilgrimage in Brittany. Ambiguity of a Christian-Muslim « heterotopia15:35 Claudia Liebelt (University of Bayreuth, Germany) On Filipina domestic workers in the ‘Holy Land’, pilgrimages for a cause and sanctuaries as ambiguous zones of Contact16:40 Angela Hobart (London University Goldsmith College and UCL / director of the Centro Incontri Umani)Monte Verita in Ascona. A pilgrimage site of paradoxes and contradictions17:15 Speakers’s panel - Questions and discussion18:00 General discussion and conclusionAll are welcome-Additional academic information and details:Dr P KhosronejadPk18@st-andrews.ac.uk