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Makebelieve Play Among Amazigh Children Of The Moroccan Antiatlas Volume 2 Rossie

SKU: BELL-23211000

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Makebelieve Play Among Amazigh Children Of The Moroccan Antiatlas Volume 2 Rossie instant download after payment.

Publisher: Centre for Philosophical and Humanistic Studies

File Extension: PDF

File size: 10.68 MB

Pages: 739

Author: Rossie, Jean-Pierre, Jariaa, Khalija, Daoumani, Boubaker & Fassoulas, Argyris

Language: English

Year: 2021

Volume: 2

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Makebelieve Play Among Amazigh Children Of The Moroccan Antiatlas Volume 2 Rossie by Rossie, Jean-pierre, Jariaa, Khalija, Daoumani, Boubaker & Fassoulas, Argyris instant download after payment.

Volume 2 of this book contains under Appendix 1 the detailed analysis of the archaeologist Argyris Fassoulas about the manufacture of clay toys in the Anti-Atlas region. It offers not only a descriptive approach but also a theoretical approach. Appendix 2 includes a communication science approach of a game of gendarmes and smugglers in an Anti-Atlas village, which demonstrates the usefulness of interdisciplinary collaboration. This document is followed in Appendix 3 to 6 by information on videos on Anti-Atlas play, on museums that received toys from the Anti-Atlas, on playing breastfeeding by Anti-Atlas girls, and on the multilingual situation in Amazigh families. Finally, appendix 7 mentions additional information on play and toys in North African regions outside the Anti-Atlas.