We Share Walls: Language, Land, and Gender in Berber MoroccoWe Share Walls: Language, Land, and Gender in Berber Morocco explores how political economic shifts over the last century have reshaped the language practices and ideologies of women (and men) in the plains and mountains of rural Morocco.
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... regions , the Eastern Anti - Atlas mountains ( Part III ) and the Sous Valley plains ( Part IV ) . Each part ... region of Arazan of the Arghen tribe and the Guettiaoua lands and surroundings as a " periphery " ( see Figure 1.2 ) ...
... regions , the Eastern Anti - Atlas mountains ( Part III ) and the Sous Valley plains ( Part IV ) . Each part ... region of Arazan of the Arghen tribe and the Guettiaoua lands and surroundings as a " periphery " ( see Figure 1.2 ) ...
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... region It's time for regional news . Each of the nouns here was commonly replaced in everyday speech with other terms in both the rural and urban milieux : luqt for " time " ( as in Example 5 , line 1 below ) ; laxbar for " news , " and ...
... region It's time for regional news . Each of the nouns here was commonly replaced in everyday speech with other terms in both the rural and urban milieux : luqt for " time " ( as in Example 5 , line 1 below ) ; laxbar for " news , " and ...
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... region . For example , people in the Errachidia region ( southeast Morocco ) dis- tinguish between Tarifit , Tamazight , Tasoussit ( in the Sous region ) and their own tašlḥit . Many Riffis call both their language variety and that of ...
... region . For example , people in the Errachidia region ( southeast Morocco ) dis- tinguish between Tarifit , Tamazight , Tasoussit ( in the Sous region ) and their own tašlḥit . Many Riffis call both their language variety and that of ...
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