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- ⌁Style: Amazigh cultural studies, social sciences, sociology and anthropology
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- ⌁Product Name: Birth Rituals in the Amazigh Culture and Socio-Economic Development Book by Gaddar Fatima
- ⌁Design Name: Birth Rituals in the Amazigh Culture and Socio-Economic Development
- ⌁Author: Gaddar Fatima
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Style: Amazigh cultural studies, social sciences, sociology and anthropology
Use: Cultural studies, sociology reference, anthropology reading, Amazigh studies, academic research
Product Name: Birth Rituals in the Amazigh Culture and Socio-Economic Development Book by Gaddar Fatima
Design Name: Birth Rituals in the Amazigh Culture and Socio-Economic Development
Author: Gaddar Fatima
ISBN-13: 9783659340406
ISBN-10: 3659340405
Format: Paperback
Publisher: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
Publication Year: 2013
Page Count: 112 pages
Bring meaningful Amazigh heritage and cultural knowledge into your reading collection with this academic book exploring Birth Rituals in the Amazigh Culture and Socio-Economic Development. Written by Gaddar Fatima, it belongs within the fields of social sciences, sociology, and anthropology and offers a clearly defined subject for readers interested in Amazigh cultural studies.
This is a 112-page paperback published by LAP Lambert Academic Publishing in 2013. Its compact academic format makes it suitable for a personal research shelf, university-related reading, cultural studies collections, or reference alongside other books concerned with sociology and anthropology.
The subject brings together two areas that are often examined separately: ritual practice and socio-economic development. By placing birth rituals within a broader social framework, the book presents a specialised theme for readers interested in how cultural practices can be studied alongside questions of social organisation and development.
This is more than a general book about Amazigh heritage. It is a focused social-science title built around a specific aspect of culture, giving readers a way to explore how rituals surrounding birth can be approached within sociology and anthropology.
Why You’ll Love It
• Focuses specifically on Birth Rituals in the Amazigh Culture rather than offering only a broad cultural overview.
• Connects the cultural subject with Socio-Economic Development, giving the book a distinct interdisciplinary focus.
• Fits naturally within sociology, anthropology, social-science, and Amazigh-studies collections.
• Authored by Gaddar Fatima and published by LAP Lambert Academic Publishing.
• Paperback format with 112 pages, suitable for focused reference reading and academic collections.
• Includes clearly identifiable ISBN references for cataloguing and collection management.
Design & Symbolism
The identity of this book comes from its subject rather than decorative symbolism. Birth rituals can form an important area of cultural and anthropological study because they sit at the intersection of family life, community practice, social structures, and cultural continuity.
Within an Amazigh context, the subject gives readers a focused point of entry into cultural study without reducing Amazigh identity to a visual motif or generic heritage label. The book is specifically concerned with Amazigh Culture as named in its title, and its social-science classification places that cultural focus within an academic framework.
The inclusion of Socio-Economic Development in the title broadens the scope beyond ritual description alone. It signals a study concerned with the relationship between cultural practice and wider social or economic questions, making the title relevant to readers interested in interdisciplinary approaches to culture.
Perfect For
• Readers building an Amazigh or Berber studies library.
• Students and researchers interested in sociology and anthropology.
• Readers exploring birth rituals as a cultural and social-science topic.
• Academic shelves focused on North African and Amazigh cultural studies.
• Reference collections covering culture, ritual, society, and development.
• Thoughtful gifting for someone whose interests include Amazigh culture, sociology, or anthropology.
Care Instructions
• Keep the book in a dry indoor environment away from excessive moisture.
• Store upright or flat with appropriate support to help protect the paperback format.
• Avoid prolonged direct sunlight if you want to reduce fading of the visible cover over time.
• Handle pages and cover with clean, dry hands when using the book for study or reference.
A Meaningful Gift Idea
This book can make a thoughtful choice for a reader interested in Amazigh culture, anthropology, sociology, or specialised cultural studies. Its clearly defined subject gives it more personal relevance than a general-purpose social-science title.
• Suitable for students of sociology and anthropology.
• Relevant for readers researching Amazigh cultural subjects.
• A considered addition to a personal cultural-studies library.
An Amazigh Cultural Study for Your Library
Birth Rituals in the Amazigh Culture and Socio-Economic Development brings a specialised cultural subject into a modern academic reading context. Its combination of ritual, culture, sociology, anthropology, and development makes it a distinctive reference title for readers who want to engage with Amazigh subjects through social-science study.
Carefully selected for Amazigh Shop, this book offers a focused way to expand a collection dedicated to Amazigh heritage, cultural research, and thoughtful study while preserving the original identity of Gaddar Fatima’s Birth Rituals in the Amazigh Culture and Socio-Economic Development.