Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 15
Reader's Digest described Zoh Laguna as “ literally created out of thin air ” (
Benjamin 1951 : 124 ) . According to Don Adolfo , U.S. companies facilitated this
creation by paying for timber in diesel fuel . Although none of Medina's
companies ...
Reader's Digest described Zoh Laguna as “ literally created out of thin air ” (
Benjamin 1951 : 124 ) . According to Don Adolfo , U.S. companies facilitated this
creation by paying for timber in diesel fuel . Although none of Medina's
companies ...
Page 35
The creation of the White Highlands displaced large numbers of Kikuyu and
others . This had created a domino effect in which one group's displacement led
to the displacement of another . One result was that two groups that were
important in ...
The creation of the White Highlands displaced large numbers of Kikuyu and
others . This had created a domino effect in which one group's displacement led
to the displacement of another . One result was that two groups that were
important in ...
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CONCLUSIONS A shared social reality is an ongoing accomplishment created
by people engaging in shared activities . Thus , a political reality is performed in
each of an infinite number of separate instances of participation . In the Contrasto
...
CONCLUSIONS A shared social reality is an ongoing accomplishment created
by people engaging in shared activities . Thus , a political reality is performed in
each of an infinite number of separate instances of participation . In the Contrasto
...
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Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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