Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... Priest , the Physician , and the Pharmacist . " We were four poets . Suddenly the Sheriff appeared , and calls me , " Come here ! " And he asks me , " Why are you saying bad thing about [ the priest ] , calling priests loafers ? Why are ...
... Priest , the Physician , and the Pharmacist . " We were four poets . Suddenly the Sheriff appeared , and calls me , " Come here ! " And he asks me , " Why are you saying bad thing about [ the priest ] , calling priests loafers ? Why are ...
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... priest with whom dancer and writer Katharane Mershon ( 1971 : 179 ) worked explained that when a woman is buried , “ her body is turned face downward , showing woman's relationship to earth . Men are buried face upward , for we are ...
... priest with whom dancer and writer Katharane Mershon ( 1971 : 179 ) worked explained that when a woman is buried , “ her body is turned face downward , showing woman's relationship to earth . Men are buried face upward , for we are ...
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... priests , Polynesian chiefs , and African kings . Association with impurity and restricted movement do not necessarily indicate low value . " The Experience of Menstrual Restrictions and Caste Considering the taboos and restrictions ...
... priests , Polynesian chiefs , and African kings . Association with impurity and restricted movement do not necessarily indicate low value . " The Experience of Menstrual Restrictions and Caste Considering the taboos and restrictions ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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