著者名：

Ayrout, Henry Habib

出版元：

American Univ. in Cairo Press

頁数：

xi+xix,167p 24 b/w

刊行年：

2005

ISBN：

9774248716

Egypt -- Peasants -- Social life and customs

Egypt has changed enormously in the last half century, and nowhere more so than in the villages of the Nile Valley. But the conservative and traditional world of unremitting labor that characterizes the lives of the Egyptian peasants, or fellaheen, also survives, and nowhere has it been better described than in this classic account by Father Henry Habib Ayrout, an Egyptian Jesuit sociologist who dedicated most of his life to creating a network of free schools for rural children at a time when there were very few. First published in French in 1938, the book went through several revisions by the author before being translated and published in English in 1963.

Introduction: On Understanding the Fellah
1. Changelessness
2. Egypt, an Agricultural Country
3. Landowners and Government
4. The Fellah at Work
5. The Physical Fellah
6. The Village and the Peasant Group
7. The Fellah's Home and Family
8. Traditions of the Soil
9. The Psychology of the Fellah
10. The Distress of the Fellah
Epilogue: Progress

No.

20104

価格：

3,599円