On the Spanish-Moroccan frontier : a study in ritual, power, and ethnicity
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On the Spanish-Moroccan frontier : a study in ritual, power, and ethnicity
（Explorations in anthropology）
BERG : Distributed exclusively in the U.S. and Canada by St. Martin's Press, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references(p. 223-232) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The encounter of Europe, Asia and Africa in the Mediterranean basin has given rise to a culturally rich world - a world created by two millennia of warfare and conquest, trading and cultural diffusion, confrontation and accommodation. Combining a historical with a social-anthropological approach, this study of Melilla, a Spanish enclave in Eastern Morocco, offers a remarkable insight into these processes on the local, microscopic level, and shows Melilla's transformation into a trading post and base for colonial penetration and, finally, into a multi-ethnic enclave.
目次
- Part 1 The Hispano-African frontier in history: the anthropologist in the city
- frontier and ethnicity
- ritual and power
- the enclave
- the permeability of the frontier
- the Presidio as a frontier institution
- Catholicism on the frontier
- desertion and apostasy
- breaches in the frontier
- from Presidio to trading post
- Spanish expansion and Rifian resistance
- life on the frontier
- a booming trading post
- taming Rifian society
- pre-colonial images of the Rif
- military ethnography
- academic ethnography and the Rif
- the making of a Jewish community
- legends of origins
- the beginning of a new Jewish community
- the arrival of rural Jews
- consolidation of the Jewish community
- an ambiguous minority. Part 2 Ritual, power and ethnicity: a ceremony of the national flag
- a ceremonial symbol par excellence
- celebrating ethnic hegemony
- structure and meaning of the flag ceremony
- the dead nourishing the living
- the Catholic ancestors
- death in Melilla
- the city of the dead
- the cult of the cemetery
- death cult and ethnicity
- ritualization in inter-ethnic encounters
- accommodation among ethnic elites
- non-reciprocal "joking" and avoidance
- Hindus and Muslims
- Brahmans as compradores
- from tribe to ghetto
- "The Ravine of Death"
- organizing Muslim ethnicity
- marginality, bodily discourse and blurred ethnicity
- the making of a community of marginals
- an enclave within the enclave
- prowess and prostitution.
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