شبح الجوع و هاجس الشبع في الموروث الشعبي المغربي

Abstract EN

In the Moroccan heritage, hunger does not only mean the lack of food, but it is also attached to customs in the economy and politics.

Hunger is the symbol of greed and generosity, courage and fear, dedication and cheating, intelligence and stupidity, poverty and wealth, good management and mismanagement, religion and relationships...

Hunger kills millions rather than millions of people in well-defined geographical areas and has caused, in Moroccan history, mysterious effects on the population who are trained for obscure purposes, in the hope of filling the deficit of which she suffers.

Moroccan proverbs have succeeded in imitating references to the problem of famine, rather they are more advantaged since they have unveiled what has been indulgent and they have saved a lot of hungry.

For this, they are hidden references, who have the audacity and the courage to disclose the abuses and correct the anachronistic false-writing and correct the derailment of historical manuscripts, it requires them a rehabilitation vis-à-vis those who oppressed them.