Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... suggest that certain life - course transitions can in themselves be conducive to the development of collaborative female relationships , a point that is notably absent in Lamphere's conclusion . Evidence from the Fulbe interviews ...
... suggest that certain life - course transitions can in themselves be conducive to the development of collaborative female relationships , a point that is notably absent in Lamphere's conclusion . Evidence from the Fulbe interviews ...
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... suggest , in the absence of strong conjugal bonds , jealousy can be controlled not just to promote household harmony but also to enhance status . I suggest that active efforts to mitigate jealousy are part of a strategy that can produce ...
... suggest , in the absence of strong conjugal bonds , jealousy can be controlled not just to promote household harmony but also to enhance status . I suggest that active efforts to mitigate jealousy are part of a strategy that can produce ...
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... suggests that we need to understand menstruation within a complex of ideas and behaviors concerning behavioral ... suggest that they were understood not as rules against one thing or another , but as insistent exhortations towards ...
... suggests that we need to understand menstruation within a complex of ideas and behaviors concerning behavioral ... suggest that they were understood not as rules against one thing or another , but as insistent exhortations towards ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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