Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 166
... 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 relationship and agreement reached by those involved ) includes the provision of a ...
... 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 relationship and agreement reached by those involved ) includes the provision of a ...
Page 183
... or near the female matrilineal kinsmen of the wife " ( Murdock 1981 : 94 ) . It is worth noting here that the Creeks are not only described by their ethnographers as matrilocal for postmarital UNILOCAL RESIDENCE IN NATIVE NORTH AMERICA 183.
... or near the female matrilineal kinsmen of the wife " ( Murdock 1981 : 94 ) . It is worth noting here that the Creeks are not only described by their ethnographers as matrilocal for postmarital UNILOCAL RESIDENCE IN NATIVE NORTH AMERICA 183.
Page 272
... kinsman or celebrate some achievement of a living one . The emcee calls the names of visitors chosen by the family to file by , shake hands , and receive a gift blanket . Often , the recipient is a Short Grass white person . The powwow ...
... kinsman or celebrate some achievement of a living one . The emcee calls the names of visitors chosen by the family to file by , shake hands , and receive a gift blanket . Often , the recipient is a Short Grass white person . The powwow ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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