Autobiographic fragments of the tribal society Berber of Morocco
Keywords:
Rif, Atlas, Autobiography, Berberism, Tribalism, SegmentarityAbstract
Taking as a starting point his memories, initiated on to the death of his wife, Ursula, with whom he had shared all his experience of field work in the Moroccan Rif and Atlas, since the late '50, the well-known anthropologist, defender of the theory of tribal segmentarity, DavidMontgomery Hart ( 1927-2001), tracesanautobiographicalpicture, togetherwith anthropological points. This text is part ofhis unpublished autobiography.
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