Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 275
... cousin terminology , or the Indian vision of common property . Implicit Culture 4 While there is a self - consciousness to performing ceremonies , most daily life activities appear to be out of the awareness of practitioners , yet are ...
... cousin terminology , or the Indian vision of common property . Implicit Culture 4 While there is a self - consciousness to performing ceremonies , most daily life activities appear to be out of the awareness of practitioners , yet are ...
Page 277
... cousins , as long as they are cross - cousins , or even what constitutes marriage among Nehiyanak . Indian references to a Great Spirit convey a monotheistic quality to their religion which it does not actually possess . Whites know ...
... cousins , as long as they are cross - cousins , or even what constitutes marriage among Nehiyanak . Indian references to a Great Spirit convey a monotheistic quality to their religion which it does not actually possess . Whites know ...
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... cousin who gave her suggestions on what to do to hasten delivery , and she had followed the advice . Later , after a safe delivery , she was looking forward to the fish , and the rules were of less intense concern . As it happened ...
... cousin who gave her suggestions on what to do to hasten delivery , and she had followed the advice . Later , after a safe delivery , she was looking forward to the fish , and the rules were of less intense concern . As it happened ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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