Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 54
... activities of Javanese traders ( e.g. , Andaya 1981 ; Pelras 1996 ; Schrieke 1955-57 ) . During this period , Makassar and Bugis traders freely roamed the archipelago from the east coast of mainland Southeast Asia to the Philippines ...
... activities of Javanese traders ( e.g. , Andaya 1981 ; Pelras 1996 ; Schrieke 1955-57 ) . During this period , Makassar and Bugis traders freely roamed the archipelago from the east coast of mainland Southeast Asia to the Philippines ...
Page 97
... activities , surprisingly , we did not find a single instance of a man who spoke publicly about his wife's or lover's sexual misconduct . If men and women are equally predisposed to punish a mate's infidelities , why are men less ...
... activities , surprisingly , we did not find a single instance of a man who spoke publicly about his wife's or lover's sexual misconduct . If men and women are equally predisposed to punish a mate's infidelities , why are men less ...
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... activities . Elders are more often not Christian and are oriented toward mostly on - farm economic activities . Many of them have not been to school . The generational divide fuels social dynamics and creates tensions . While younger ...
... activities . Elders are more often not Christian and are oriented toward mostly on - farm economic activities . Many of them have not been to school . The generational divide fuels social dynamics and creates tensions . While younger ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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