Edward Westermarck Boeken

The book offers a pioneering comparative analysis of marriage ceremonies across various regions of Morocco, highlighting the diverse customs and rituals practiced by different social and cultural groups. Westermarck delves into the origins of these ceremonial traditions, exploring their historical and cultural significance. This in-depth study provides valuable insights into the rich tapestry of Moroccan society and its marriage practices.

The second volume of this two-volume set delves into Edward Westermarck's extensive observations of Moroccan culture during his years spent in the country. It examines various aspects of life, including the rituals and beliefs associated with the Islamic calendar, agricultural practices, and childbirth customs. Westermarck's firsthand experiences and detailed insights provide a rich understanding of the local traditions and societal norms of the time.