الأدب الشفهي بالمغرب : قراءة في المضمرات الثقافية

Abstract EN

Morocco is a great cultural space and an important reservoir for many artistic and heritage styles; each of its regions has special characteristics that made it unique and different from other regions, whether at the level of dress, architecture, food, and other styles that express privacy and identity.

The Tafilalet region was one of the most historically important regions in Morocco, heir to Sijilmasa, a city that was the capital of the first state established in the Farthermost Maghreb.

One of the most focal things that was transferred from Sijilmasa to Tafilalet was architectural systems, dress, as well as oral etiquette.

In this article, we will study two aspects of this literature; the first is related to the folk tale of unknown origin, and how it works to explain natural events and facts that were over the human mind at the time.

The second aspect is represented by the popular songs that are sung at weddings, and the various cultural embedded and stored contents and which the common sense does not pay attention to, because the most important function of semiotic analysis is to reconsider the different perceptions and ideas that the common sense takes for granted so that the question no longer arises.