Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... suggests that Tsonga saw a child as the product of successful , moderate , intrauterine firing : like a clay utensil that has not been cracked . To ensure a baby's continued growth , its mother exposed it to the fumigation of pieces of ...
... suggests that Tsonga saw a child as the product of successful , moderate , intrauterine firing : like a clay utensil that has not been cracked . To ensure a baby's continued growth , its mother exposed it to the fumigation of pieces of ...
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... suggests that the Sri Lankan cultural model of gender is more distinct ( less murky ) and dichotomous than the U.S. model . The comparison of Sri Lankan and U.S. models of masculinity and femininity also suggests that the Sri Lankan ...
... suggests that the Sri Lankan cultural model of gender is more distinct ( less murky ) and dichotomous than the U.S. model . The comparison of Sri Lankan and U.S. models of masculinity and femininity also suggests that the Sri Lankan ...
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... suggests that we need to understand menstruation within a complex of ideas and behaviors concerning behavioral restrictions in general , and the social and cosmic powers of bodily substances and emanations in particular . While we have ...
... suggests that we need to understand menstruation within a complex of ideas and behaviors concerning behavioral restrictions in general , and the social and cosmic powers of bodily substances and emanations in particular . While we have ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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