Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... menstruation but do link menstrual contamination to venereal disease , herbalism , and witchcraft . Keeping menstruation secret expresses anxieties about bodily integrity that show a greater separation of male and female worlds than the ...
... menstruation but do link menstrual contamination to venereal disease , herbalism , and witchcraft . Keeping menstruation secret expresses anxieties about bodily integrity that show a greater separation of male and female worlds than the ...
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... menstrual period . These facts alone might argue for a pollution model to explain Yupik attitudes toward menstruation . Ideas of danger , uncleanness , and behavior hedged with prohibitions appear in connection with menstruation ...
... menstrual period . These facts alone might argue for a pollution model to explain Yupik attitudes toward menstruation . Ideas of danger , uncleanness , and behavior hedged with prohibitions appear in connection with menstruation ...
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... menstruation - as - pollution model . From the heartland of classical disciplinary thinking about menstruation , the Highlands of Papua New Guinea , they draw on Strathern's ( 1996 ) Body Thoughts to ground their discussion of menstruation ...
... menstruation - as - pollution model . From the heartland of classical disciplinary thinking about menstruation , the Highlands of Papua New Guinea , they draw on Strathern's ( 1996 ) Body Thoughts to ground their discussion of menstruation ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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