Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 74
... BAMANAN AND FULBE CONTEXTS Polygynous unions in both ethnic groups are unquestionably hierarchical , but they are also part of a collective organization known as the household . Scholars who have written about the Bamanan highlight the ...
... BAMANAN AND FULBE CONTEXTS Polygynous unions in both ethnic groups are unquestionably hierarchical , but they are also part of a collective organization known as the household . Scholars who have written about the Bamanan highlight the ...
Page 77
... Bamanan norms of co - operation and harmony . The Fulbe situation is markedly different . Aye , a nineteen - year ... Bamanan and Fulbe show some striking differences . When asked who they rely on for support during and immediately after ...
... Bamanan norms of co - operation and harmony . The Fulbe situation is markedly different . Aye , a nineteen - year ... Bamanan and Fulbe show some striking differences . When asked who they rely on for support during and immediately after ...
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... Bamanan treat the rotation more as a loose structure that ensures both production and reproduction than as a strict rule . For example , I came across several older wives who regularly gave up their night with the husband to one of the ...
... Bamanan treat the rotation more as a loose structure that ensures both production and reproduction than as a strict rule . For example , I came across several older wives who regularly gave up their night with the husband to one of the ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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