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Through a shifted and enriched approach, combining history and anthropology/sociology, this book addresses the forms of social integration and the multiple cultural hybridizations produced by slavery in the societies of Europe, Africa and America during the medieval and modern periods. Analyzing the normative contours used to define the identity of the slave, it then discusses his attempts and modalities of integration in the host societies, measuring the socialization process that may have resulted. Questioning the social mechanisms of the ancient societies that presided over the mixing of populations, as attested by the sources, is one of the areas that historians in this field (Atlantic societies, Maghreb) are most interested in. Among their main projects is that of deconstructing illusions of "racial" and cultural homogeneity in contemporary societies. A work on the acculturation and agency capacity of slaves, on the capacity of enslaved persons (not only freed) to exist as actors in the social sphere, particularly in the Iberian peninsula and the Mediterranean area, is the aim of this work. By proposing a history of Mediterranean brewing, it challenges preconceived ideas about cultural divisions and civilizational confinements.

A partir d'una recerca en antropologia històrica, J.L. Mateo Dieste, del Departament d'Antropologia Social i Cultural de la UAB, analitza el teatre colonial marroquí tot concloent que la modernitat no es pot definir unívocament com un procés de simple transmissió d'"occident" cap a la resta del món. En el Protectorat espanyol del Marroc (1912-1956), els nacionalistes marroquins van organitzar obres de teatre des de finals dels 1930es, per tal d'impulsar el reformisme i criticar el domini colonial. Aquelles obres de teatre representaven dalt de l'escenari tota una sèrie de canvis en les formes de matrimoni, la medicina o l'educació; al mateix temps, també a l'amfiteatre i en la societat marroquina de l'època tenien lloc tensions i discussions polítiques com ara l'accés de les dones al teatre com a nou espai públic. ; A partir de una investigación en antropología histórica, JL Mateo Dieste, del Departamento de Antropología Social y Cultural de la UAB, analiza el teatro colonial marroquí y concluye que la modernidad no se puede definir unívocamente como un proceso de simple transmisión de "occidente" hacia el resto del mundo. En el Protectorado español de Marruecos (1912-1956), los nacionalistas marroquíes organizaron obras de teatro desde finales de los 1930, para impulsar el reformismo y criticar el dominio colonial. Aquellas obras de teatro representaban en el escenario toda una serie de cambios en las formas de matrimonio, la medicina o la educación, al mismo tiempo, también en el anfiteatro y en la sociedad marroquí de la época tenían lugar tensiones y discusiones políticas como el acceso de las mujeres en el teatro como nuevo espacio público. ; From a research in historical anthropology, JL Mateo Dieste, from the Departament d'Antropologia Social i Cultural of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, analyzes the Moroccan colonial theatre concluding that modernity can not be defined uniquely as a process of simple transmission from the "West" to the world. In the Spanish Protectorate in Morocco (1912-1956), the Moroccan nationalists organized plays from late 1930 to promote reformism and they criticized colonial rule. Those plays represented on the stage a series of changes in the forms of marriage, medicine or education; simultaneously, also at the amphitheatre and in the Moroccan society of the time tensions and political discussions were taking place, such as the access of women to the theatre as a new public space.