Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... male dominance ( Ahearn 2001 ) . An unintended consequence of the importance of agency as resistance has been to focus anthropological attention on women's responses to male policies , sanctions , and actions . The various ways in which ...
... male dominance ( Ahearn 2001 ) . An unintended consequence of the importance of agency as resistance has been to focus anthropological attention on women's responses to male policies , sanctions , and actions . The various ways in which ...
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... male counterparts ) and within ethnicity ( the Muslim male and female comparison resulted in two significant differences , while that between Sinhalese males and females resulted in no significant differences ) . However , the other ...
... male counterparts ) and within ethnicity ( the Muslim male and female comparison resulted in two significant differences , while that between Sinhalese males and females resulted in no significant differences ) . However , the other ...
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... male . Over 90 per cent of Sri Lankans scored strength and " better to be born as " as male traits and over 70 per cent agreed that intelligence and friendliness were male traits . For the U.S. sample , the second - ranked trait ...
... male . Over 90 per cent of Sri Lankans scored strength and " better to be born as " as male traits and over 70 per cent agreed that intelligence and friendliness were male traits . For the U.S. sample , the second - ranked trait ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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