Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 93
... husband's infidelity can be found in the following summation of a Western Apache woman's efforts to take revenge : When a woman discovered that her husband was having an affair , she told him to stop going to his relatives ' weekly ...
... husband's infidelity can be found in the following summation of a Western Apache woman's efforts to take revenge : When a woman discovered that her husband was having an affair , she told him to stop going to his relatives ' weekly ...
Page 94
... husband from forming an attachment with a prostitute is nicely illustrated in the following account . Most Thai women prefer not to know when their husbands visit a brothel . In one case , a Thai woman , upon learning that her husband ...
... husband from forming an attachment with a prostitute is nicely illustrated in the following account . Most Thai women prefer not to know when their husbands visit a brothel . In one case , a Thai woman , upon learning that her husband ...
Page 367
... husband , their son , and her husband's unmarried sister , who was not a renouncer . Tara's parents lived across the road and I spent a considerable time in Tara's mother's company . During these occasions , she at times complained that ...
... husband , their son , and her husband's unmarried sister , who was not a renouncer . Tara's parents lived across the road and I spent a considerable time in Tara's mother's company . During these occasions , she at times complained that ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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