Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... female natural duties . " Therefore , women often attempt to gain credit for their " female achievements " by outdoing a female competitor . However , Abu - Lughod's ( 1993 ) study poignantly illustrates how co - wives can also help one ...
... female natural duties . " Therefore , women often attempt to gain credit for their " female achievements " by outdoing a female competitor . However , Abu - Lughod's ( 1993 ) study poignantly illustrates how co - wives can also help one ...
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... Female circumcision is a matter of considerable controversy and discussion both within Africa and in the West . In response to pressure from development agencies and from groups within the country , Tanzania has made female circumcision ...
... Female circumcision is a matter of considerable controversy and discussion both within Africa and in the West . In response to pressure from development agencies and from groups within the country , Tanzania has made female circumcision ...
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... female ) for the Sri Lankan sample and 5 : 8 for the U.S. sample . As an approximate , but interesting , index of patriarchy we divided the ratio of male to female positive traits for the U.S. sample into the ratio for the Sri Lankan ...
... female ) for the Sri Lankan sample and 5 : 8 for the U.S. sample . As an approximate , but interesting , index of patriarchy we divided the ratio of male to female positive traits for the U.S. sample into the ratio for the Sri Lankan ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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