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DESERT CHILDRENToys & Play in the Tunisian Sahara & the Moroccan Moun


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Jean-Pierre Rossie

Sociocultural anthropologist, Toy Museum, Sidi Ifni

2006J-P. Rossie


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In the Tunisian Sahara 1975


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From studying socialisation to studying play and


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Saharan and North African

play activities and toys

Regions and populations

Sources of information

Continuity and change

Research results

Sand Desert


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Stone Desert


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RuralWorlds


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Urban Worlds


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Sources of Information

Fieldwork in the TunisianSahara (1975-1977) and inMorocco (1992- )

An important collection oftoys from North Africa and

the Sahara at the Muse delHomme in Paris(transfered to the newMuse du Quai Branly)

The bibliography refering tothe concerned regions


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Continuity


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Change


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Research

results

Toy collectiondonated to theFrench Toy Museum

for the projectJouets du MondeWorld Toys

Publications


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Jean-Pierre Rossie (2005)

Toys, play, culture and society

An anthropological approachwith reference toNorth Africa and the Sahara

256 p., 144 ill.

with included CD

Information on:

www.sanatoyplay.org


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On the CD included in this book one finds

The 144 original color or black and white photos

The volumes of the collectionSaharan and North African Toy and Play Cultures

Childrens dolls and doll play, 2005, 328 p., 163 ill.

The animal world in play, games and toys, 2005, 229 p., 107

Commented bibliography on play, games and toys, 2005, 61

Next year a new volume will be published

Domestic life in play, games and toys, 240 ill.

Two more volumes are planned

Technical activities in play, games and toys

Games of skill and chance


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Three topics of toys and play activities are discussed

Childrens creativity with natural and waste material

Adult-child and child-child relations in toys and play

Rituals and feasts in play activities and toys

Wh l i d ti t


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When playing and creating toyschildren use a lot of natural material

of mineralorigin


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of vegetalorigin


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of animalorigin

Child l h t t i l


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Children use also much waste material


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The se all eso ces a ailable


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They use all resources available


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And show a surprising inventiveness


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Second-hand toysadapted to

local manners


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Technical

discoveries

modeling


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Constructing vehicles


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Simplewheels

Complex wheels


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Making ones own skateboard

Globalisation of the toy market


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Globalisation of the toy market


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Childrensknow-how


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Dolls without a face Dolls with a f


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Modernised

doll


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Girls doll


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Dolls for tourists


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Adult-childrelations

Motherand child


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Mother doll

and her baby

Father and child


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Father and child

Big brother and little brother


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Big brother and little brother

The Sidi Ifni toy creator


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Big girls or little mothers


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Playgroupsand the role of peers


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Playing nomads life


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Playing nomads life


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Playingfarmers life


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Interpretation of womens worlds


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Interpretation of mens worlds

Working in the oasis


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Working in the oasis


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Trading


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Girls games


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Boys games


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Feastsand

rituals


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Mulud

Ashura


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Sandmosque


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Ritual for a child late in starting to walk


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Everyone a musician


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Initiationto dancing


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Emigrantsand gifts

of toys

Childrens culture


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Culture


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Culture

for

children

Intercultural projects based onSaharan &North-African play, games &toys


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Jean-Pierre Rossie (2005)


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Toys, play, culture and society

An anthropological approachwith reference toNorth Africa and the Sahara

256 p., 144 ill.

with included CD

Information on:

www.sanatoyplay.org

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