Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 195
... hired the services of a diviner to cleanse the location , to capture the moya , and release it in the family garden . The ancestors , too , assumed this form when they appeared in dreams , possessed people , and conferred them with the ...
... hired the services of a diviner to cleanse the location , to capture the moya , and release it in the family garden . The ancestors , too , assumed this form when they appeared in dreams , possessed people , and conferred them with the ...
Page 267
... hired several Nehiyanak to provide health , alcoholism , and family counseling . Welfare and legal - aid workers from a nearby small city were in regular attendance . Indian Affairs revived interest in Nehiyanak . In the 1960s , the ...
... hired several Nehiyanak to provide health , alcoholism , and family counseling . Welfare and legal - aid workers from a nearby small city were in regular attendance . Indian Affairs revived interest in Nehiyanak . In the 1960s , the ...
Page 291
... hired out in 1992 at fifteen to twenty córdobas a day ( if used for transportation of goods rather than people ) . During the sea - bob season they are generally unobtainable because their owners are using them . Smaller dories may be ...
... hired out in 1992 at fifteen to twenty córdobas a day ( if used for transportation of goods rather than people ) . During the sea - bob season they are generally unobtainable because their owners are using them . Smaller dories may be ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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