Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 162
... given , but through the disagreements and their resolution a foundation is laid for the long - term relationship of the two families . It is usually the bride's side that puts up the most protest , claiming that the groom and his family ...
... given , but through the disagreements and their resolution a foundation is laid for the long - term relationship of the two families . It is usually the bride's side that puts up the most protest , claiming that the groom and his family ...
Page 166
... given away : they do not have the social and ritual significance of other livestock . In fact , many Iraqw do not consume pork . In recent years , European breeds of dairy cattle , referred to as " modern cows , ” have been introduced ...
... given away : they do not have the social and ritual significance of other livestock . In fact , many Iraqw do not consume pork . In recent years , European breeds of dairy cattle , referred to as " modern cows , ” have been introduced ...
Page 386
... given society singles out the menstrual blood of unmarried / virginal girls as harboring special capacities ? In short , the articles here make it clear that there is no single or hegemonic view or model of menstruation in a particular ...
... given society singles out the menstrual blood of unmarried / virginal girls as harboring special capacities ? In short , the articles here make it clear that there is no single or hegemonic view or model of menstruation in a particular ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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