Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... birth . The oldest died at the age of only one month , the second was so badly deformed that it died only a few days after its birth , and the third child barely survived longer than a week . The couple ruled out hereditary factors as ...
... birth . The oldest died at the age of only one month , the second was so badly deformed that it died only a few days after its birth , and the third child barely survived longer than a week . The couple ruled out hereditary factors as ...
Page 326
... birth ) and their ghosts reside in heaven . " Women are the passive bearers of a force that gives a life implying death ; men willingly and artificially give death ” ( Valeri 2001 : 210 ) . The most important male ritual object in ...
... birth ) and their ghosts reside in heaven . " Women are the passive bearers of a force that gives a life implying death ; men willingly and artificially give death ” ( Valeri 2001 : 210 ) . The most important male ritual object in ...
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... birth to blood alone . " Salisbury's early ethnography stands out for its insight into female initiation in the Highlands . The Siane were not alone in celebrating the first menses of girls , since these practices belonged also to the ...
... birth to blood alone . " Salisbury's early ethnography stands out for its insight into female initiation in the Highlands . The Siane were not alone in celebrating the first menses of girls , since these practices belonged also to the ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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