Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 165
... give out their property in a variety of exchanges that emphasize their connectedness to others . For example , neighbors or kin living far away might come to a household to ask for some assistance in farming . Usually , this assistance ...
... give out their property in a variety of exchanges that emphasize their connectedness to others . For example , neighbors or kin living far away might come to a household to ask for some assistance in farming . Usually , this assistance ...
Page 166
Iraqw also loan or give goats for specific occasions , as when a neighbor or kinsman's wife gives birth to a child . To refuse to give a goat if asked by a new father is very bad manners . Another gift or loan ( depending on the ...
Iraqw also loan or give goats for specific occasions , as when a neighbor or kinsman's wife gives birth to a child . To refuse to give a goat if asked by a new father is very bad manners . Another gift or loan ( depending on the ...
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... give directions in English for the benefit of whites in the audience and Indians who may not speak Cree ( Gelo 1999 ) . The show is punctuated by give - aways sponsored by Nehiyanak families to honor a deceased kinsman or celebrate some ...
... give directions in English for the benefit of whites in the audience and Indians who may not speak Cree ( Gelo 1999 ) . The show is punctuated by give - aways sponsored by Nehiyanak families to honor a deceased kinsman or celebrate some ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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