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PhD

B. Anthropology (Aix-Marseille University, France), M. Oceanic languages, cultures and societies (University of French Polynesia, Tahiti)

Charlotte is a French PhD candidate at the School of Culture, History and Language within the College of Asia and the Pacific. She completed a degree in anthropology from the University of Aix-Marseille (France) and a master’s degree in Oceanic languages, cultures and societies from the University of French Polynesia (Tahiti). Charlotte's research interests include religious studies, spirituality, representations of spirits and invisible entities, and Pacific and Australian societies. At the heart of her work is the question of understanding the representations of death and life after death, and the social and ritualised effects of these perceptions.

Research Interest

Cultural areas: Australia and the Pacific, with a special interest in French Polynesia Fields: religion, culture, spirituality, representations of death and the afterlife, rituals, intermediary figures

HDR Supervisor/s

Matt Tomlinson Eva Nisa Christopher Diamond

Thesis Title/Topic

Intermediaries between the physical and spirit worlds: a study of the figure of the medium in an Australian Spiritualist group.

Expertise Area(s)

Australia and the Pacific
French Oceania territories
Spiritualism
Representations of death and life after death
Ritual

Contact Email

Charlotte.tribouillois@anu.edu.au