Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... co - wives and the conjugal household before taking up permanent residence . Koro , an older wife nearing menopause , summed it up nicely when she said , " Why should I fight with Aisse [ her younger co - wife ] ? I was the one who ...
... co - wives and the conjugal household before taking up permanent residence . Koro , an older wife nearing menopause , summed it up nicely when she said , " Why should I fight with Aisse [ her younger co - wife ] ? I was the one who ...
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... wives . Fulbe women feel the need to prove their sexual worth either through competition with a co - wife or by remaining an only wife . In fact , one of the biggest insults to a woman is for her to be replaced by a younger co - wife ...
... wives . Fulbe women feel the need to prove their sexual worth either through competition with a co - wife or by remaining an only wife . In fact , one of the biggest insults to a woman is for her to be replaced by a younger co - wife ...
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... co - wives ] as my older sisters and I can talk to them about intimate problems . " Reciprocity in such a situation is less of an issue because the younger co - wife is expected to take over the household chores of the older . The line ...
... co - wives ] as my older sisters and I can talk to them about intimate problems . " Reciprocity in such a situation is less of an issue because the younger co - wife is expected to take over the household chores of the older . The line ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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