Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... females , particularly unmarried females , had to be constantly watched and guarded and could never travel alone . Both Sinhalese and Muslims practice gender segregation , but the Sinhalese practice a far milder form of it . Sinhalese women ...
... females , particularly unmarried females , had to be constantly watched and guarded and could never travel alone . Both Sinhalese and Muslims practice gender segregation , but the Sinhalese practice a far milder form of it . Sinhalese women ...
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ranked women , this would perpetuate , and perhaps even magnify , the status differences between women . That ... unmarried girls . The menstrual blood of this group , defined variously as virgins and / or unmarried girls , receives ...
ranked women , this would perpetuate , and perhaps even magnify , the status differences between women . That ... unmarried girls . The menstrual blood of this group , defined variously as virgins and / or unmarried girls , receives ...
Page 386
... girls and that of married women in the same way , if a given society singles out the menstrual blood of unmarried / virginal girls as harboring special capacities ? In short , the articles here make it clear that there is no single or ...
... girls and that of married women in the same way , if a given society singles out the menstrual blood of unmarried / virginal girls as harboring special capacities ? In short , the articles here make it clear that there is no single or ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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