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Page 196
... pollution with overheating . As instigator of the intrauterine firing of the child , a woman's menstrual blood emits dangerous heat . Hence the sexual act and miscarriages are polluting . When a baby dies during an overheated stage , it ...
... pollution with overheating . As instigator of the intrauterine firing of the child , a woman's menstrual blood emits dangerous heat . Hence the sexual act and miscarriages are polluting . When a baby dies during an overheated stage , it ...
Page 331
... pollution has been primarily with the housekeeping model , which views pollution as an aid to " imposing system " on “ an inherently untidy experience , " equating it with dirt as " matter out of place . " But the relationship between ...
... pollution has been primarily with the housekeeping model , which views pollution as an aid to " imposing system " on “ an inherently untidy experience , " equating it with dirt as " matter out of place . " But the relationship between ...
Page 336
... pollution model to explain Yupik attitudes toward menstruation . Ideas of danger , uncleanness , and behavior hedged with prohibitions appear in connection with menstruation throughout the ethnographic literature on Inuit , in Alaska ...
... pollution model to explain Yupik attitudes toward menstruation . Ideas of danger , uncleanness , and behavior hedged with prohibitions appear in connection with menstruation throughout the ethnographic literature on Inuit , in Alaska ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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