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1934–2014 Algeria
Fanny Colonna (1934 - 18 November 2014) was a French-Algerian Sociologist and Anthropologist. She was also a former Professor at Tizi Ouzou University
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My article on repetition (Colonna, 1980b) is precisely an analysis of these techniques used to shape thought.
His presence legitimized the ceremony, through the role he played in channeling the sacred.
He acted as an arbiter in cases of marital disputes and family conflicts.
The teacher’s straight trousers and white shirt, the bench and blackboard, the students seated in rows, the discipline of bodies.
Both types of education left a mark on me the two bodily postures as well as the revelation of the gap that existed between them.
It is indeed with the tālib that one must begin.
For a long time, the social sciences gave an image of the Maghreb as a society Islamized without Islam.
He therefore held a liturgical function, something that the schoolteacher would never assume thereafter.
In the important works of Basset (1961) or Laoust (1920), for example, there is no section on religion.
Learned Islam has given rise to so many studies! By contrast, the anthropology of Islam as the daily practice of its actors has attracted almost no interest.
He was present at births, and his presence was also required this time in a group to accompany the deceased.
Dedicated to the learning and memorization and recollection of the Qur’an, he had privileged access to the Word.
What fascinated me at the outset of this research was that there were no detailed studies of ordinary religious practice.
I saw how children were taught to think.
I felt as though I knew nothing and was entirely self-taught when I began working on the subject.
A miller of Italian origin who, having lived in the region, knows the massif better than anyone.
Gellner did indeed show that the "saints," that is, the religious lineages, had a dual function.
It's first and foremost a European name that resonates in the heights of the Aurès massif.
There is also talk of his son, Chérif, of whom we do not know for sure whether his mother is Chaouia or Italian.
Baptiste introduced milling to the Aurès, he built mills, he discovered an archaeological cave that bears his name.
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