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Rebel and Saint Muslim Notables, Populist Protest, Colonial Encounters (Algeria and Tunisia, 1800-1904)

14 avril 2008

Rebel and Saint Muslim Notables, Populist Protest, Colonial Encounters (Algeria and Tunisia, 1800-1904)

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Book Description
Julia Clancy-Smith's unprecedented study brings us a remarkable view of North African history from the perspective of the North Africans themselves. Focusing on the religious beliefs and political actions of Muslim elites and their followers in Algeria and Tunisia, she provides a richly detailed analysis of resistance and accommodation to colonial rule. Clancy-Smith demonstrates the continuities between the eras of Turkish and French rule as well as the importance of regional ties among elite families in defining Saharan political cultures. She rejects the position that Algerians and Tunisians were invariably victims of western colonial aggression, arguing instead that Muslim notables understood the outside world and were quite capable of manipulating the massive changes occurring around them. --Ce texte fait référence à une édition épuisée ou non disponible de ce titre.

About the author
Julia A. Clancy-Smith is Associate Professor of History at the University of Virginia.

Détails

  • Broché: 373 pages
  • Editeur : University of California Press; Édition : Reprint (14 novembre 1997)
  • Langue : Anglais
  • ISBN-10: 0520212169
  • ISBN-13: 978-0520212169

Première phrase
Traveling south from the city of Constantine, one reaches the small oasis of al-Qantara, located in a narrow gorge at the western edge of the Awras mountains

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Suggested citation:
Clancy-Smith, Julia A. Rebel and Saint: Muslim Notables, Populist Protest, Colonial Encounters (Algeria and Tunisia, 1800-1904). Berkeley: University of California Press, 1994. http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/ft4b69n91g/

Contents

Preface
Acknowledgments
Note on Transliteration
Chronology

collapse section Introduction
• Movement and Movements
• A Word on Sources
collapse section 1 A Desert Civilization: The Pre-Sahara of Algeria and Tunisia, c. 1800–1830
• Peasant Cultivators of the Pre-Sahara
• Pastoral Nomads of the Pre-Sahara
• "Water: The Friend of the Powerful"
• The Social Morphology of the Oases
• Saharan Suqs and Marketing Systems: Exchange, Communication, and Coercion
• The Politics of Migration
collapse section 2 Saint and Sufi: Religious Notables of the Pre-Sahara
• The Mantle of the Saints
• The Political Economy of Saint and Sufi
• Between Maghrib and Mashriq: The Rahmaniyya Tariqa, c. 1770–1830
• Constantine as a Mediating Center for the Rahmaniyya
• Rahmaniyya Expansion from Constantine, c. 1780–1830
• The 'Azzuz of al-Burj: The Transformation of a Saintly Lineage
• The Saints and Sufis of Tulqa
• Sidi 'Abd al-Hafiz of Khanqa Sidi Naji
• Secondary Rahmaniyya Centers: Awlad Jallal and Sidi Masmudi
• Profane Politics, Sacred Politics
• From Religious Hinterland to Religious Center and Back Again
collapse section 3 Hedging Bets in a Time of Troubles: Algeria, 1830–1849
• Before the Fall: The Pre-Sahara, c. 1800-1830
• Fly Whisks and Empires: The Fall of Algiers
• The 1831 Siege of Za'atsha
• Unholy Alliances, 1831–1841
• The Perils of Saintly Mediation
• The Two Sieges of Biskra, 1844
• Emigration, Avoidance Protest, and Accommodation, 1843–1849
• Saharan Trade and Commerce in an Era of Uncertainty, 1830–1849
• Toward Za'atsha: The Master of the Age
collapse section 4 Mahdi and Saint: The 1849 Bu Ziyan Uprising
• The Antecedents
• Migration, Information, and Social Movements
• Rumors of Revolt
• Who Was Bu Ziyan?
• "The Christians Will No More Enter Za'atsha Than They Will Enter Mecca"
• The "Rightly Guided One" or Base Impostor?
• "Bu Ziyan and His Followers Are Like the Prophet's Companions"
• The Final Showdown: The Siege of October to November
• The Aftermath
• Collective Memory, Poetry, and Social Protest
• The Algerian Pre-Sahara in the Aftermath of 1849
collapse section 5 Baraka and Barud: Sidi Mustafa's Emigration to Tunisia
• The Hijra of 1844
• Bilad al-Jarid: The Tunisian Pre-Sahara
• From Tunis to the Jarid: Center-Periphery Relations
• The Religious Ecology of the Jarid
• The Growth of the Rahmaniyya-'Azzuziyya, 1844–1866
• The Zawiya as Political Refuge
• Cross-Border Manipulations: The Affair of the Shurafa'
• The Shaykh, the Beylik, and the World beyond Tunisia
• Barud and Baraka
• Borders and Guns: The International Arms Trade
• Tunisia in the Age of Change from Above
• Smuggling and Smugglers: An Overview
• Shaykh Mustafa b. 'Azzuz and the Contraband Trade
• Conclusion
collapse section 6 The Sharif of Warqala's Jihad, 1850–1866
• Tuqqurt: The "Stomach of the Sahara," c. 1750–1830
• Saharan Princes and Desert Politics, c. 1830–1850
• Warqala: Queen of the Desert
• Muhammad b. 'Abd Allah: The Sharif of Warqala
• Khalwa and Jihad
• More Rumors of Revolt
• Markets, Grains, and Political Action in the Sahara
• The End of the Rebellion's Algerian Phase, 1852–1854
• The Mahdi and Saharan Sufi Elites
• Guns, Wheat, and Rebellion: The Suf
• The Tunisian Phase, 1854–1856
• The Saint, the Sharif, and the Sultan
• The End: From Mahdi to Bandit
• Conclusion
collapse section 7 The Shaykh and His Daughter: Implicit Pacts and Cultural Survival, c. 1827–1904
• The Zawiya of al-Hamil: Upon a Great Rose-Brown Mountain
• Shaykh Muhammad b. Abi al-Qasim: Cultural Survival and Implicit Pacts
• The Shaykh and the French: The Politics of Cultural Redemption
• The Shaykh's Daughter: Lalla Zaynab
• "Une Fille Insoumise": The Rebellious Daughter
• The Riposte
• Zaynab and Isabelle, "The Passionate Nomad"
• Zaynab's Cousin: "Hard and Stony Is His Path"
• Postscripts
collapse section Conclusion
• Rebel and Saint, Rebel or Saint?
• Saints, Redeemers, and Ordinary People
• Implicit Pacts and Cultural Survival
• Postscripts

collapse section Notes
• Introduction
• 1 A Desert Civilization: The Pre-Sahara of Algeria and Tunisia, c. 1800–1830
• 2 Saint and Sufi: Religious Notables of the Pre-Sahara
• 3 Hedging Bets in a Time of Troubles: Algeria, 1830–1849
• 4 Mahdi and Saint: The 1849 Bu Ziyan Uprising
• 5 Baraka and Barud: Sidi Mustafa's Emigration to Tunisia
• 6 The Sharif of Warqala's Jihad, 1850–1866
• 7 The Shaykh and His Daughter: Implicit Pacts and Cultural Survival, c. 1827–1904
• Conclusion
Abbreviations
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collapse section Select Bibliography
• Archives and Other Collections
• Unpublished Manuscripts
• Published Works
collapse section Index
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Comments? Questions?
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© 2003 The Regents of the University of California

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