Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 123
... appears on all eight lists except for the wife's , above . Most of the lists include noodle shops ( ramen , soba , udon ) as fast food . Ambiguity appears when chain restaurants are combined with more traditional forms of Japanese ...
... appears on all eight lists except for the wife's , above . Most of the lists include noodle shops ( ramen , soba , udon ) as fast food . Ambiguity appears when chain restaurants are combined with more traditional forms of Japanese ...
Page 214
... appears as an effective way of defending advantages ( land , relative autonomy , customary law , etc. ) and of ... appear in the form of winds and cause " diseases of the soul . " The punishment of excess by misfortune thus 214 ETHNOLOGY.
... appears as an effective way of defending advantages ( land , relative autonomy , customary law , etc. ) and of ... appear in the form of winds and cause " diseases of the soul . " The punishment of excess by misfortune thus 214 ETHNOLOGY.
Page 275
... appear at the sun dance , but they do not stay more than an hour or so , and sit outside the lodge sharing small talk with old Indian friends . In contrast to the visibility of the powwow and secular round dances held in town , whites ...
... appear at the sun dance , but they do not stay more than an hour or so , and sit outside the lodge sharing small talk with old Indian friends . In contrast to the visibility of the powwow and secular round dances held in town , whites ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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