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ChebikaJean Duvignaud

Chebika

303 pagesFirst published 19705 editions · 2 languages
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This is at once an intimate portrait of a Tunisian desert village, an evaluation of its potential and prospects for change, an analysis of the evolving relationship between researchers (including some citified Tunisian students) and researched, and an argument for Third World "social independence" (preserving the authenticity of villages like Shebika by utilizing their own capacity for transformation). Jean Duvignaud, a French leftist intellectual teaching sociology at the University of Tunis during the five years of this study, was attracted by Shebika's unconscious socialism--its ancient…

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Editions

5 in Spinefolk
FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionPocket2011—9782266218368
Edition · frePlon19915019782259023276
EditionUniversity of Texas Press19773039780292710412
EditionAllen Lane19703039780713900972
EditionGALLIMARD1968—9782070269709
Case studiesRural conditionsSocial conditionsTunisiaAfrica, rural conditionsShabikah