The Berber house or the world reversed
The Berber house or the world reversed
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柏柏尔人的房子或世界颠倒了
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发表时间:
1970
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通讯作者:
P. Bourdieu
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作者:
P. Bourdieu
rooms. Upon the dividing wall are kept, at one end, the small clay jars or esparto-grass baskets in which provisions awaiting immediate consumption, such as figs, flour and leguminous plants, are conserved, at the other end, near the door, the water-jars. Above the stable there is a loft where, next to all kinds of tools and implements, quantities of straw and hay to be used as animal-fodder are piled up; it is here that the women and children usually sleep, particularly in winter 1. Against the gable wall, known as the wall (or, more exactly, the &dquo;side&dquo;) of the upper part or of the kanun, there is set a brick-work construction in the recesses and holes of which are kept the kitchen utensils (ladle, cooking-pot, dish used to cook the bannock, and other earthenware objects blackened by the fire) and at each end of which