Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 331
... bodily integrity which is at the root of the experience of menstrual anxiety . As Valeri ( 2000 : 103 ) has argued for the Huaulu , “ The reason that certain bodily substances are viewed as polluting is precisely that , coming from ...
... bodily integrity which is at the root of the experience of menstrual anxiety . As Valeri ( 2000 : 103 ) has argued for the Huaulu , “ The reason that certain bodily substances are viewed as polluting is precisely that , coming from ...
Page 341
... bodily emanations and substances were subject to social control . Emanations included vision ( or gaze ) and mind ( Fienup - Riordan 1994 ; Morrow 1996 ) . Both were thought to be powerful and had to be regulated , and both were ...
... bodily emanations and substances were subject to social control . Emanations included vision ( or gaze ) and mind ( Fienup - Riordan 1994 ; Morrow 1996 ) . Both were thought to be powerful and had to be regulated , and both were ...
Page 352
... bodily substances . Notions surrounding bodily substances in New Guinea are closely intertwined with ideas about sexual activity , maturation , and gender relations . Health and sickness , fertility and decay , female and male ...
... bodily substances . Notions surrounding bodily substances in New Guinea are closely intertwined with ideas about sexual activity , maturation , and gender relations . Health and sickness , fertility and decay , female and male ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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