Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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... claim fatherhood to their own children as well as those whose fatherhood is in doubt . In such areas , women supply most of their families ' subsistence needs , so that men's cash outlays for children are small and potential benefits ...
... claim fatherhood to their own children as well as those whose fatherhood is in doubt . In such areas , women supply most of their families ' subsistence needs , so that men's cash outlays for children are small and potential benefits ...
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... claim elite rank . In sum , the elite of the island are less a class with a group claim to political economic power and shared political economic interests and more a brittle network with claims to power stemming from the per ...
... claim elite rank . In sum , the elite of the island are less a class with a group claim to political economic power and shared political economic interests and more a brittle network with claims to power stemming from the per ...
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... claiming a degree of elite rank and basing its claim on education and power derived from individual and network access to power centers , generally off the island , but rarely upon the monopolization of productive resources . HISTORICAL ...
... claiming a degree of elite rank and basing its claim on education and power derived from individual and network access to power centers , generally off the island , but rarely upon the monopolization of productive resources . HISTORICAL ...
Contents
Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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