This book explores how Moroccans engage communicative failure as they seek to shape social and political relations in urban Fez.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Becky Schulthies is Associate Professor of Anthropology at Rutgers University.
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Note on Transcription and Translation ix Introduction: Moroccan Channels, Channeling Moroccanness 1 1 A Fassi Linguascape 37 2 Literate Listening: Broadcast News and Ideologies of Reasoning 43 3 Reregistering Media and Remediating a Register: Moroccan Morality Tales 73 4 Scripting Sounds and Sounding Scripts: Senses, Channels, and Their Discontents 102 5 Mediating Moroccan Muslims 137 Conclusion: Opening and Closing the Channels 169 Appendixes 175 Acknowledgments 189 Notes 191 Bibliography 203 Index 219
Note on Transcription and Translation ix Introduction: Moroccan Channels, Channeling Moroccanness 1 1 A Fassi Linguascape 37 2 Literate Listening: Broadcast News and Ideologies of Reasoning 43 3 Reregistering Media and Remediating a Register: Moroccan Morality Tales 73 4 Scripting Sounds and Sounding Scripts: Senses, Channels, and Their Discontents 102 5 Mediating Moroccan Muslims 137 Conclusion: Opening and Closing the Channels 169 Appendixes 175 Acknowledgments 189 Notes 191 Bibliography 203 Index 219
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