모로코 속담을 통한 의식구조연구 -모티프를 중심으로-
A Study on the Moroccans' Way of Thinking through the Moroccan Proverbs -Focusing on Motifs of Gender, Religion and Wealth & Poverty-
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This research focuses on " A Study on the Moroccans' Way of Thinking through the Thinking through the Moroccan Proverbs-Focusing on Motifs of Gender, Religion and Wealth & Poverty. Moroccan society is a multi-cultural society because Islamic elements and African elements coexist together. Therefore this country is an importance place because it acts as a go between Arab & Africa. In the beginning, we took up the introduction to Moroccan proverbs briefly. One of the most important proverb among Moroccans is well known to the citizens of the world the proverb. "One who is not moved by words is not moved by the stick". In the chapter 1, we came to know that Moroccans have the realistic & secular thoughts, in the view of the marriage, with the almighty dollar and the man's preference to the young lady through the Moroccans' Way of Thinking. They also believe that the woman belongs to the jinn and she disguises herself as a jinn. They consider that the incest could not be saved eternally and against Islam to keep their society. In the chapter 2, we could not find that there is not any complaint against the creator Allah. But it is proved that Moroccans regard the Jews and the Christians with the unlimited hostilities in the proverbs. For example, they believe that if the Jew comes to home, any angel doesn't come to see for 40 days. In the chapter 3, it is proved that the wealth become the object of envy for Moroccans while they take precautions against the wealth with the negative views.
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This research focuses on " A Study on the Moroccans' Way of Thinking through the Thinking through the Moroccan Proverbs-Focusing on Motifs of Gender, Religion and Wealth & Poverty. Moroccan society is a multi-cultural society because Islamic elements and African elements coexist together. Therefore this country is an importance place because it acts as a go between Arab & Africa. In the beginning, we took up the introduction to Moroccan proverbs briefly. One of the most important proverb among Moroccans is well known to the citizens of the world the proverb. "One who is not moved by words is not moved by the stick". In the chapter 1, we came to know that Moroccans have the realistic & secular thoughts, in the view of the marriage, with the almighty dollar and the man's preference to the young lady through the Moroccans' Way of Thinking. They also believe that the woman belongs to the jinn and she disguises herself as a jinn. They consider that the incest could not be saved eternally and against Islam to keep their society. In the chapter 2, we could not find that there is not any complaint against the creator Allah. But it is proved that Moroccans regard the Jews and the Christians with the unlimited hostilities in the proverbs. For example, they believe that if the Jew comes to home, any angel doesn't come to see for 40 days. In the chapter 3, it is proved that the wealth become the object of envy for Moroccans while they take precautions against the wealth with the negative views.
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