North Africa
Morocco
Colonial
French
Fiction
Driss Ferdi rebels against his overbearing father — who represents traditional Moroccan patriarchy — while navigating the world of the French colonial system. Morocco's first significant novel of psychological revolt.
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Caused enormous controversy on publication; foundational for Moroccan francophone fiction
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editorial-summarynot primary textDriss Ferdi rebels against his overbearing father — who represents traditional Moroccan patriarchy — while navigating the world of the French colonial system. Morocco's first significant novel of psychological revolt. Caused enormous controversy on publication; foundational for Moroccan francophone fiction
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