Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... rules , presented as coded entries in such sources as Murdock ( 1981 ) , truly represent actual behavior in selecting a spouse and deciding where to live , then human geneticists might reliably use these rules in reconstructing the ...
... rules , presented as coded entries in such sources as Murdock ( 1981 ) , truly represent actual behavior in selecting a spouse and deciding where to live , then human geneticists might reliably use these rules in reconstructing the ...
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... rule " ( Lantis 1960 : 133-34 ) . The differences between the two women's accounts suggest that menstrual rules were not necessarily uniformly applied , that they did not restrict only women , and that they were not met with only one ...
... rule " ( Lantis 1960 : 133-34 ) . The differences between the two women's accounts suggest that menstrual rules were not necessarily uniformly applied , that they did not restrict only women , and that they were not met with only one ...
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... rules than their elders would like them to , they typically repeat and refer to elders ' explanations for disharmony when there are social problems or harvest disruptions . Nowadays , rules are not consistently observed ( and , of ...
... rules than their elders would like them to , they typically repeat and refer to elders ' explanations for disharmony when there are social problems or harvest disruptions . Nowadays , rules are not consistently observed ( and , of ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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