في بعض مقومات الحكاية الشعبية الأمازيغية المغربية : دراسة وصفية تحليلية لبعض حكايات الأطلس المتوسط المركزي

Abstract EN

Like all the peoples of the world, the berbers of the central middle atlas knew the popular tale in its different forms and features, and passed it on from generation to generation.

Although he embodies one of the most striking manifestations of oral Berber culture, he is still a virgin subject and in urgent need of in-depth academic research.

Even more so since during the last decades, it has been seriously threatened, which will inevitably reduce the sustainability of the exercise of its roles and functions; as its evocation becomes the object of narrow sanctuaries linked to cultural, artistic and folkloric events.

In light of this great decline, this study comes to value this symbolic capital, and to blow into its soul, through exhumation in its characteristics, contents and connotations.

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and to stand on the extent of the Atlantic Amazigh person's connection to this ancient local heritage psychologically, pedagogically and entertaining.

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