Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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... fatherhood . Informants ' opinions ranged from the idea of a unique fatherhood established at conception for each child to the idea that the child is the offspring of every man with whom a woman has intercourse during her pregnancy and ...
... fatherhood . Informants ' opinions ranged from the idea of a unique fatherhood established at conception for each child to the idea that the child is the offspring of every man with whom a woman has intercourse during her pregnancy and ...
Page 36
... 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 are ...
... 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 are ...
Page 42
... fatherhood until it is clear that a child has survived and shows promise as an economic investment . The fact that fatherhood can be manipulated is an example of a growing realization in anthropology that kin and other social cate ...
... fatherhood until it is clear that a child has survived and shows promise as an economic investment . The fact that fatherhood can be manipulated is an example of a growing realization in anthropology that kin and other social cate ...
Contents
Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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