Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... Teenek Indians ' discourse that justifies for them their exclusion from the adjacent modern society reflects a situation that is resemanticized in the Teenek system of representation . Thus we take the perspective of the indigenous ...
... Teenek Indians ' discourse that justifies for them their exclusion from the adjacent modern society reflects a situation that is resemanticized in the Teenek system of representation . Thus we take the perspective of the indigenous ...
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... Teenek territory in its broadest sense . When a Teenek is stricken with illness sent by the presolar ancestors , redemptive measures must be undertaken to ... TEENEK Virtually nothing is known THE CULTURE OF MARGINALITY : THE TEENEK 215.
... Teenek territory in its broadest sense . When a Teenek is stricken with illness sent by the presolar ancestors , redemptive measures must be undertaken to ... TEENEK Virtually nothing is known THE CULTURE OF MARGINALITY : THE TEENEK 215.
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... Teenek praxis ( Ariel de Vidas 2002 ) . Thus , when the Teenek address the Catholic saints in Spanish and the tellurian spirits in Teenek , when they divide their space between the Christian and the pagan , when they allow certain ...
... Teenek praxis ( Ariel de Vidas 2002 ) . Thus , when the Teenek address the Catholic saints in Spanish and the tellurian spirits in Teenek , when they divide their space between the Christian and the pagan , when they allow certain ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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