Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... Balinese men that " because women in general are physically weaker than men , who knows what effect they may have on the weapons they touch ? " So whereas women's blood may be seen to give them a certain power by virtue of the bhuta ...
... Balinese men that " because women in general are physically weaker than men , who knows what effect they may have on the weapons they touch ? " So whereas women's blood may be seen to give them a certain power by virtue of the bhuta ...
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... Balinese women in general , whether they are oppressed is not a simple question . A further complicating factor is that Balinese women do not all experience menstruation and the taboos surrounding it in the same way . Experience differs ...
... Balinese women in general , whether they are oppressed is not a simple question . A further complicating factor is that Balinese women do not all experience menstruation and the taboos surrounding it in the same way . Experience differs ...
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... Balinese Politics , 1650-1940 . Leiden . Valeri , V. 2000. The Forest of Taboos . Madison . Van Duuren , D. 1998 ( 1996 ) . The Kris : An Earthly Approach to a Cosmic Symbol . Wijk en Aalburg . Wikan , U. 1990. Managing Turbulent Hearts ...
... Balinese Politics , 1650-1940 . Leiden . Valeri , V. 2000. The Forest of Taboos . Madison . Van Duuren , D. 1998 ( 1996 ) . The Kris : An Earthly Approach to a Cosmic Symbol . Wijk en Aalburg . Wikan , U. 1990. Managing Turbulent Hearts ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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