Orphans of Islam: Family, Abandonment, and Secret Adoption in Morocco

Abstract

Chapter 1 Notes on Transliteration and Transcription Chapter 2 Preface and Acknowledgements Part 3 Introduction(s): Object/Subject, Discipline/Argument Part 4 I: Defining Moves: From Text to Script and From Script to Text Chapter 5 1 Legal Throes: Genealogies and Debates of Kafala, Adoption, and Abandoned Children Chapter 6 2 Counterpoints: The Idiom of Adoption between Theological Interpretation, the Rise of the Nation-State and the Real Part 7 II: Rootless Lives and Bloodless Ties: Bastards, Secret Adoptions, and Some Other Cultural Dialectics Chapter 8 3 Of Anthropology: Nature, Nurture, and Kinship Chapter 9 4 Of Rituals: Names, Affiliation, and Identity Chapter 10 5 Of Culture: Loci, Lore, and Stereotypes Part 11 III: Nothing Above Family: To Reflect on Marginality Chapter 12 6 News From the Art, Intellectual and Media Fronts: Reflections on and Representations of Marginality Chapter 13 7 Social Work at Work: Or What Politics for What Help? Chapter 14 8 Civil Society and Social Work: Or the Politics of What Help? (Continued) Part 15 Postface Chapter 16 Notes Chapter 17 Index

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