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Co n t en ts Acknowledgments ix Introduction David Crawford and Rachel Newcomb 1 1 Arabic or French? The Politics of Parole at a Psychiatric Hospital in Morocco Charlotte E. van den Hout 16 2 Time, Children, and Getting Ethnography Done in South­ern Morocco Karen Rignall 40 3 Thinking about Class and Status in Morocco David A. McMurray 56 4 Forgive Me, Friend: Mohammed and Ibrahim Emilio Spadola 77 5 Suspicion, Secrecy, and Uncomfortable Negotiations over Knowledge Production in Southwest­ ern Morocco Katherine E. Hoffman 99 6 The Activist and the Anthropologist Paul A. Silverstein 116 7 A Distant Episode: Religion and Belief in Moroccan Ethnography Rachel Newcomb 131 8 Shortcomings of a Reflexive Tool Kit; or, Memoir of an Undutiful Daughter Jamila Bargach 146 9 Reflecting on Moroccan Encounters: Meditations on Home, Genre, and the Performance of Everyday Life Deborah Kapchan 165 10 The Power of Babies David Crawford 195 11 Afterword: Anthropologists among Moroccans Kevin Dwyer 213 References 257 Contributors 269 Index 271 ...

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