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The aim is to analyze how 'Asmaimee Enda' reflects nomadic ethics and posthuman sensibilities concerning nonhuman entities.

“Asmaimee Enda Heard Their Whispers”

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Investigates the folktale 'Asmaimee Enda,' revealing insights on nomadic ethics and nonhuman entities in Sahara traditions.

The aim is to analyze how 'Asmaimee Enda' reflects nomadic ethics and posthuman sensibilities concerning nonhuman entities.
Examined the Ḥassāniyya folktale 'Asmaimee Enda' as an archive of Saharan oral tradition.
Explored themes of non-anthropocentric thought, hybridity, and ecological ethics.
Contextualized within the broader narrative of Saharan history before colonial influence.
'Asmaimee Enda' reveals a complex Saharan epistemology interwoven with themes of cyborg hybridity and (im)material agency.
The narrative showcases how nomads curate stories that demonstrate an ontological connection with nonhuman entities.
Challenges the notion that non-anthropocentric thought is a modern or Western phenomenon.

Erragab Eljanhaoui (2026) studied this question.

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