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A Street in Marrakech
A Street in Marrakech: A Personal View of Urban Women in Morocco | Elizabeth Warnock Fernea
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This is a reflexive account of an American woman and her familys unpredictable journey through the private and public worlds of a traditional Muslim city in the process of change. As a Western stranger in Marrakech, Fernea was met with suspicion and hostility. The story of the slow growth of trust and acceptance between the author and her Moroccan neighbors involves the reader in everyday activities, weddings, funerals, and womens rituals. Both the author and her friends are changed by the encounters that she describes. A Street in Marrakech is a crosscultural adventure, ethnographically sound, and written in an accessible style.
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LeahBergen Oh, I‘ve read this and a few others by her! I think my favourite is 4y
Amiable @LeahBergen I heard about it on the “Strong Sense of Place” podcast! I recently discovered it and have become hooked on the podcast. I‘m really enjoying this book so far! 4y
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