Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... become fully Japanese , long ago having lost its image of being foreign . This was the case with ramen , the so - called Chinese noodle soup that many Japanese now consider to be a Japanese food . When it was originally introduced into ...
... become fully Japanese , long ago having lost its image of being foreign . This was the case with ramen , the so - called Chinese noodle soup that many Japanese now consider to be a Japanese food . When it was originally introduced into ...
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... become angry if too many of their animals are killed by humans . “ Just as humans hunt game with their dogs , so the lords of the forest invisibly hunt humans — and their dogs are pigs , deer and cassowaries ! The price of eating meat ...
... become angry if too many of their animals are killed by humans . “ Just as humans hunt game with their dogs , so the lords of the forest invisibly hunt humans — and their dogs are pigs , deer and cassowaries ! The price of eating meat ...
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... become shy , reflective , self - conscious , and spend a lot of time gazing at their image in the mirror . Similarly , in Orissa , when a girl begins to menstruate is spoken of as a time of self- awareness , of becoming modest , bashful ...
... become shy , reflective , self - conscious , and spend a lot of time gazing at their image in the mirror . Similarly , in Orissa , when a girl begins to menstruate is spoken of as a time of self- awareness , of becoming modest , bashful ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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