Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 336
... practices ( for example , the seclusion of menstruating women ) may need to be examined not only in relation to menstruation , but also in relation to parallel practices applied to other persons and other states in any given society ...
... practices ( for example , the seclusion of menstruating women ) may need to be examined not only in relation to menstruation , but also in relation to parallel practices applied to other persons and other states in any given society ...
Page 357
exactly the practice of menstrual seclusion began in the Hagen or Duna areas , but for Pangia it seems to have entered at the same time that the Female Spirit ( Aroa Ipono ) cult performances were imported . Also for Pangia , the ...
exactly the practice of menstrual seclusion began in the Hagen or Duna areas , but for Pangia it seems to have entered at the same time that the Female Spirit ( Aroa Ipono ) cult performances were imported . Also for Pangia , the ...
Page 387
... practices around conceptual models that are far from a simple pollution ... practice them . Depending on the society , understanding menstrual restrictions may ... seclusion as an index of a more general model of gender complementarity ...
... practices around conceptual models that are far from a simple pollution ... practice them . Depending on the society , understanding menstrual restrictions may ... seclusion as an index of a more general model of gender complementarity ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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