Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 42
... fact that while such labels as Mukogodo , Mumonyot , Ilng'wesi , and Digirri have long been passed down through membership in particular patrilineages , they are now also official names for administrative jurisdictions . Although the ...
... fact that while such labels as Mukogodo , Mumonyot , Ilng'wesi , and Digirri have long been passed down through membership in particular patrilineages , they are now also official names for administrative jurisdictions . Although the ...
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... fact occupied by organized polities . . . . [ As such , ] the frontier is above all a political fact , a matter of a political definition of a geographical space . . . where the frontiersman could literally construct a desirable social ...
... fact occupied by organized polities . . . . [ As such , ] the frontier is above all a political fact , a matter of a political definition of a geographical space . . . where the frontiersman could literally construct a desirable social ...
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... fact , Massebe encouraged her husband to get another wife so that she could retire from the most taxing household duties without relinquishing any power . This particular strategy of collaboration functions well because a disabled woman ...
... fact , Massebe encouraged her husband to get another wife so that she could retire from the most taxing household duties without relinquishing any power . This particular strategy of collaboration functions well because a disabled woman ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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