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... suicide . Suicide was coded as a form of self - help response to infidelity only when the ethnographer specifically noted that the suicide was motivated out of an effort to shame a spouse for his or her infidelity . Women's reactions to ...
... suicide . Suicide was coded as a form of self - help response to infidelity only when the ethnographer specifically noted that the suicide was motivated out of an effort to shame a spouse for his or her infidelity . Women's reactions to ...
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... suicide to humiliate a spouse ) to achieve their goals . In contrast , in only 29 per cent ( nineteen out of 66 ) of the cultures did men emotionally or physically withdraw . Clearly , men ( n = 58 cultures ) prefer direct tactics or ...
... suicide to humiliate a spouse ) to achieve their goals . In contrast , in only 29 per cent ( nineteen out of 66 ) of the cultures did men emotionally or physically withdraw . Clearly , men ( n = 58 cultures ) prefer direct tactics or ...
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... Suicide as a Means of Defining Self - Worth among the Duna of the Southern Highlands Province , PNG . Okari Research Group Prepublication Working Paper No. 18 , pp . 1-24 . 2002a . Gender , Song , and Sensibility : Folktales and ...
... Suicide as a Means of Defining Self - Worth among the Duna of the Southern Highlands Province , PNG . Okari Research Group Prepublication Working Paper No. 18 , pp . 1-24 . 2002a . Gender , Song , and Sensibility : Folktales and ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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