Nabile Farès

Nabile Farès was born on 25 September 1940 in Collo, the son of Abderrahmane Farès, who would preside over the Provisional Executive in 1962. The pupils' strikes of 1956 threw him out of his studies; he joined the FLN, then the army of liberation in the camps in Tunisia, settled again in France and took a master's degree in philosophy in 1967. He conducted fieldwork on the nomadisation of the Tuareg of Mali, defended a thesis on the figure of the ogress in the oral tradition of the Maghreb, taught at the University of Grenoble and worked as a psychoanalyst, notably with immigrants. He died in Paris on 30 August 2016.

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• NovelA Passenger from the WestUn passager de l'OccidentNabile Farès · 1971Literature