Ethnology, Volume 15University of Pittsburgh, 1976 - Anthropology |
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... eat the blood , saying A'demo kemevi bai'di friga'amo de'baimana a handaie , " they are eating the counterpart of women's menstruation and I don't like it . " Most males , however . ate the blood , although no male ate blood during the ...
... eat the blood , saying A'demo kemevi bai'di friga'amo de'baimana a handaie , " they are eating the counterpart of women's menstruation and I don't like it . " Most males , however . ate the blood , although no male ate blood during the ...
Page 399
... eating is another behavior suggestive of male imitation of female . Possum , which is identified with women , is the most dramatically tabooed of all foods . As stated earlier , a male who eats possum becomes pregnant . His stomach ...
... eating is another behavior suggestive of male imitation of female . Possum , which is identified with women , is the most dramatically tabooed of all foods . As stated earlier , a male who eats possum becomes pregnant . His stomach ...
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... eating . The only category of male who did not eat blood was , as in the case of the prohibition on possum , the new ... eating blood for the first time . I don't like it . You are eating siro namo " dirty thing . " The blood which you ...
... eating . The only category of male who did not eat blood was , as in the case of the prohibition on possum , the new ... eating blood for the first time . I don't like it . You are eating siro namo " dirty thing . " The blood which you ...
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Changing Icelandic Kinship | 1 |
Property and Ritual | 21 |
Measuring Marriage Preference | 35 |
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