Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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... become female husbands cite personal reasons for their failure to marry ; e.g. , the difficulty of adjusting to another person in the household . It has been suggested to me that some women may resist becoming female husbands be- cause ...
... become female husbands cite personal reasons for their failure to marry ; e.g. , the difficulty of adjusting to another person in the household . It has been suggested to me that some women may resist becoming female husbands be- cause ...
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... become new overarching values . The relationship is such that certain norms of the past , i.e. , the values and expectations attached to traditional authority and dispute resolution procedures , and that community related disputes are ...
... become new overarching values . The relationship is such that certain norms of the past , i.e. , the values and expectations attached to traditional authority and dispute resolution procedures , and that community related disputes are ...
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... becomes humor , enmity friendship . There is a gradual scale from indifference to love on one hand , and from indifference to ... become adversaries . These are all what Ogden ( 1967 ) refers to as cuts ( as opposed to gradual , scalar ...
... becomes humor , enmity friendship . There is a gradual scale from indifference to love on one hand , and from indifference to ... become adversaries . These are all what Ogden ( 1967 ) refers to as cuts ( as opposed to gradual , scalar ...
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Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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