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The Kabyle Paradigm

Review of Sociology, 2005
The Algerian experience was very important in the formation of Bourdieu's social theory. The recently published fragments of an autobiography and L. Addi's analysis of Bourdieu's anthropological theory allow a more detailed evaluation of the contribution of Kabyle ethnology to the Bourdieusian conceptualization of the society.
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Sabres Kabyles

Journal de la Société des Africanistes, 1958
Lacoste Camille. Sabres Kabyles. In: Journal de la Société des Africanistes, 1958, tome 28. pp. 111-191.
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The "negative preterite" in Kabyle Berber

Folia Linguistica, 2000
The verbal system of Kabyle Berber is based on vocalic alternations between Imperfective and Perfective stems. These alternations are reputed to be random and therefore lexicalized. In this article, I propose an analysis that accounts for them. I show that the Berber verbal stems are related by an apophonic derivation, as attested in German and ...
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Issin, Monolingual Dictionary (Kabyle/Kabyle)

2010
Issin is a monolingual Kabyle dictionary that defines and explains Kabyle words in Kabyle itself. This lexicographic work contributes to the documentation, standardization, and preservation of the Kabyle language (Tamazight). It provides definitions, examples of use, and linguistic information intended for speakers, researchers, and anyone interested ...
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Issin Wis Sin, Monolingual Kabyle Dictionary (Kabyle/Kabyle) – Volume 2

2017
Issin Wis Sin ist der zweite Band des einsprachigen Kabylischen Wörterbuchs Issin, in dem kabylische Wörter auf Kabylisch selbst definiert und erklärt werden. Diese lexikografische Arbeit trägt zur Dokumentation, Standardisierung und Erhaltung der kabylischen Sprache (Tamazight) bei.
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Kabyl

World Literature Today, 1988
Peter Cocozzella, Joan Guasp
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Time Perspectives of the Kabyle

1990
An old Kabyle once said ‘The French act as if they would never die’. Nothing is more foreign to the indigenous civilisation of Algeria than the attempt to secure a hold over the future, and nothing more strange to it than the idea of an immense and open future as a broad field of innumerable possibilities which man is able to explore and dominate.
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