Survivor oversees the author of "Amazigh and al-Andalus"Survivor oversees the author of “Amazigh and al-Andalus”

Thursday, June 25, 2015 – 09:44 “Amazigh and Al-Andalus: the right of belonging and hospitality” is the title of the new collective book recently published under the auspices of the Moroccan researcher inspired survivor support of the North South Center. This book, which is the fruit of works International Conference, which was held in Fez in July 2013 in the framework of the activities of the Amazigh Culture Festival, contains a set of classes motivated by the growing interest in cultural studies Moroccan, and explores different aspects of cultural diversity in the communities in the Maghreb and European countries. The significance of this collective book by those who support it, to focus on the historical, social and Alanttheropoulojah Amazigh culture significance, and roles in the understanding of history and promote ways of cultural exchange and co-existence, and it comes to setting uniform approach “that will allow the strengthening of intercultural dialogue and social peace, culture democracy. ” One of the objectives of this author, “discuss the linguistic and cultural situation at the moment, and so out of different cultures taking place in the space of this region, with a thorough analysis of the political and cultural diversity in the Maghreb countries and in al-Andalus.” The author also envisages alternatives suggestion able to develop and deepen the dialogue between cultures, tolerance and constructive interaction between the countries of the Maghreb and Europe. Participants in this book discusses the re-reading cultures main problem for the countries of the Maghreb any Arab and Berber cultures, African and Jewish, Christian and Andalusian, Spanish, French, and its relations with Europe. For reference, the researcher inspired survivor of numerous publications, including “Muslims Moroccans in Europe” and “Amazigh culture and human development,” and “popular culture and the challenges of globalization,” and “Language and Gender in the Mediterranean region”, and “the multiplicity of languages, cultural identity and education in Morocco, “and” civil society and gender and sustainable development “, in addition to a large number of articles in the Moroccan, European and American magazines.]]>