Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 161
... parents of the couple . Today , few marriages are arranged , but parents , especially fathers , remain powerful actors in the marriage negotiations . If parents do not approve of their children's choices , they can make it extremely ...
... parents of the couple . Today , few marriages are arranged , but parents , especially fathers , remain powerful actors in the marriage negotiations . If parents do not approve of their children's choices , they can make it extremely ...
Page 163
... parents and assert themselves as modern and progressive , they cannot afford to completely alienate their parents , on whom they rely for marriage , bridewealth , and an inheritance of important economic resources in the form of land ...
... parents and assert themselves as modern and progressive , they cannot afford to completely alienate their parents , on whom they rely for marriage , bridewealth , and an inheritance of important economic resources in the form of land ...
Page 184
... parents was not a Creek citizen . These parents were listed on the Roster by such rubrics as “ foreign Indians , " " white , " or " colored . " The remaining 3,965 persons on the Roster reported that both their parents were members of ...
... parents was not a Creek citizen . These parents were listed on the Roster by such rubrics as “ foreign Indians , " " white , " or " colored . " The remaining 3,965 persons on the Roster reported that both their parents were members of ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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