Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 126
... sister had been eating . Neither the sister nor the mother showed any signs of displeasure or annoyance at the big brother's boarding - house reach and generous self - helpings . The boy and the mother then passed a fish sandwich back ...
... sister had been eating . Neither the sister nor the mother showed any signs of displeasure or annoyance at the big brother's boarding - house reach and generous self - helpings . The boy and the mother then passed a fish sandwich back ...
Page 158
... sister or his sister's daughter , was injured , ill , or threatened , he would actually feel this injury , sickness , or threat in his own blood . When marrying , the daa / awi of both the prospective bride and groom are scrupulously ...
... sister or his sister's daughter , was injured , ill , or threatened , he would actually feel this injury , sickness , or threat in his own blood . When marrying , the daa / awi of both the prospective bride and groom are scrupulously ...
Page 357
... sisters returned from where they had been staying , and all except the youngest entered the house , became hot , and ... sister a bundle of dance decorations and red cordyline plants , and told her to give these items to her husband ...
... sisters returned from where they had been staying , and all except the youngest entered the house , became hot , and ... sister a bundle of dance decorations and red cordyline plants , and told her to give these items to her husband ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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