Pratiques des harems marocains : sorcellerie, médecine, beauté. Reprint. manuscripts which played a major role

which played a major role in post-independence Morocco

"C'est en relatant la lutte pour l'émancipation

Amazigh mythology: a collection of texts from local oral tradition

des dizaines de milliers de fillettes continuent d’être mariées tous les ans

comme les mosquées andalouses ou les majestueuses portes de la ville

Pratiques des harems marocains : sorcellerie, médecine, beauté. Reprint. manuscripts which played a major roleHarem traditions in Morocco. New reprint, hard cover. Aline R. de Lens was a painter, one of the first women admitted to the Art School of Paris. In 1914, she went to live in Morocco with her husband, Andr Rveillaud, a lawyer who notably devoted himself to the defense of Moroccans in Fs' court. They lived principally in Meknes, where she dedicated herself to the then named "native" arts revival. Also a writer, it is with a feminist sensibility that