Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 72
... male member in charge of both production and reproduction of labor . Marriage is arranged by families and is exogamous , with the majority of wives coming from villages close to their natal homes . Bamanan also practice the levirate ...
... male member in charge of both production and reproduction of labor . Marriage is arranged by families and is exogamous , with the majority of wives coming from villages close to their natal homes . Bamanan also practice the levirate ...
Page 98
... men , potential rivals , to take advantage of his predicament . A husband's reluctance to discuss publicly a wife's sexual behavior is universal , including those cultures that use gang rape as a punishment . Although Bourdieu ( 2001 ...
... men , potential rivals , to take advantage of his predicament . A husband's reluctance to discuss publicly a wife's sexual behavior is universal , including those cultures that use gang rape as a punishment . Although Bourdieu ( 2001 ...
Page 99
... men who wish to preserve their marriage prefer to ignore the evidence of a spouse's infidelity . As long as a wife's adultery remains secret , a husband can maintain the illusion of marital harmony ( Wikin 1991 ) . 3 . Bourdieu's male ...
... men who wish to preserve their marriage prefer to ignore the evidence of a spouse's infidelity . As long as a wife's adultery remains secret , a husband can maintain the illusion of marital harmony ( Wikin 1991 ) . 3 . Bourdieu's male ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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