Knowledge and Power in Morocco

Discover the intricate dynamics of Moroccan society in Knowledge and Power in Morocco by Dale F. Eickelman, published by Princeton University Press in 1992. This compelling social biography spans 221 pages and offers a unique perspective on the life of a rural Moroccan judge, 'Abd ar-Rahman. Eickelman masterfully intertwines his insights with those of the judge, providing a nuanced understanding of the resurgent militant Islamic movements alongside other popular Islamic attitudes towards modernity. This book is essential for anyone interested in anthropology, Islamic studies, and the historical context of the Middle East. Dive into a rich exploration of social structures and cultural perceptions that shape contemporary Morocco.