أنثروبولوجية الفكر الديني اللاهوتي : أسطورة عاليسا أنموذجا

الملخص EN

The religious phenomenon and its historical accumulation are among the most important subjects in which anthropology has been interested in its study of man and in the construction of identity between peoples.

This is what we will try to address by analyzing this phenomenon in the legend of "Élissa".

According to an anthropological theoretical approach to religious theological thought.

"Élissa" undertook the establishment of the city of "Quart Hadasht" in 814 BC, which marked the beginning of a developed civilization based on navigation and trade in the Mediterranean, and her influence had the greatest role in its wealth.

The powerful King “Hiarpas” proposed marriage to him.

Elissa accepted her request after careful consideration.

To preserve the security of the city of Carthage in the face of its inability to face war.

Legend has it that the queen then decided to erect a large pyre at the gates of the city.

She sacrificed many victims for the soul of her first husband, and then she in turn sacrificed herself in this holocaust.

His spirit was honored at the place of his death as a legend.