Poésies Populaires De La Kabylie Du Jurjura is a collection of traditional Kabyle poems, presented in both the original Kabyle text and French translation by A. Hanoteau. This work offers valuable insight into the oral traditions and cultural expressions of the Kabyle people of Algeria. The poems reflect the daily life, beliefs, and historical experiences of the community in the Jurjura region.

This book serves as a primary source for understanding Kabyle folklore and its transmission through generations. It preserves the poetic heritage of a unique North African culture, offering literary and anthropological value to researchers and readers interested in the region's history and Berber culture. The dual-language format makes it accessible to both French and Kabyle speakers, promoting cross-cultural appreciation and linguistic preservation.

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