L’identité amazighe aux Canaries : l’historiographie des origines
The inhabitants of the Canary Islands, located off the African coast, have been mentioned in many narratives about Berber history and identity. These however, are not often studied with a view of uncovering the causes of this link or how it came about. This proposes an analysis of how historiography...
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| description | The inhabitants of the Canary Islands, located off the African coast, have been mentioned in many narratives about Berber history and identity. These however, are not often studied with a view of uncovering the causes of this link or how it came about. This proposes an analysis of how historiography has included Berber/Amazigh components in a story of origins. In this paper the author describes the genealogical and chronological development of this historiographical process, emphasizing how the implementation of different discourses made sense for community ownership. Finally, we assess the consequences of this process on Canary Islanders identity. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-c516efa1bdc8468282b3c6069bda8a692025-01-30T09:56:12ZfraCNRS ÉditionsL’Année du Maghreb1952-81082109-94052014-07-011014316210.4000/anneemaghreb.2056L’identité amazighe aux Canaries : l’historiographie des originesJosué Ramos-MartínThe inhabitants of the Canary Islands, located off the African coast, have been mentioned in many narratives about Berber history and identity. These however, are not often studied with a view of uncovering the causes of this link or how it came about. This proposes an analysis of how historiography has included Berber/Amazigh components in a story of origins. In this paper the author describes the genealogical and chronological development of this historiographical process, emphasizing how the implementation of different discourses made sense for community ownership. Finally, we assess the consequences of this process on Canary Islanders identity.https://journals.openedition.org/anneemaghreb/2056BerberscolonialismhistoriographyAmazigh identityCanary Islands |
| spellingShingle | Josué Ramos-Martín L’identité amazighe aux Canaries : l’historiographie des origines L’Année du Maghreb Berbers colonialism historiography Amazigh identity Canary Islands |
| title | L’identité amazighe aux Canaries : l’historiographie des origines |
| title_full | L’identité amazighe aux Canaries : l’historiographie des origines |
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| title_short | L’identité amazighe aux Canaries : l’historiographie des origines |
| title_sort | l identite amazighe aux canaries l historiographie des origines |
| topic | Berbers colonialism historiography Amazigh identity Canary Islands |
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