Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... honor / shame social convention . A man's reputation ( honor ) is determined to a large extent by the behavior of his close kin , most importantly his daughters , sisters , and spouse . Mediterranean men are concerned with " two ...
... honor / shame social convention . A man's reputation ( honor ) is determined to a large extent by the behavior of his close kin , most importantly his daughters , sisters , and spouse . Mediterranean men are concerned with " two ...
Page 272
... honoring the assembly to a mixed audience in the stands . Ticket sales show about a thousand spectators , though local ... honor a deceased kinsman or celebrate some achievement of a living one . The emcee calls the names of visitors ...
... honoring the assembly to a mixed audience in the stands . Ticket sales show about a thousand spectators , though local ... honor a deceased kinsman or celebrate some achievement of a living one . The emcee calls the names of visitors ...
Page 277
... honored . Cowboy funerals are staged in which a riderless horse is led through town with its owner's boots wedged in ... honor rigidly scheduled tasks . A successful Indian rancher said , " There's no way I could have got steady help to ...
... honored . Cowboy funerals are staged in which a riderless horse is led through town with its owner's boots wedged in ... honor rigidly scheduled tasks . A successful Indian rancher said , " There's no way I could have got steady help to ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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