Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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... female husband is more able and willing to fend for herself in the domestic domain than is the typical male husband . If the two women are on good terms , the female husband will usually sympathize with the problems of her wife , having ...
... female husband is more able and willing to fend for herself in the domestic domain than is the typical male husband . If the two women are on good terms , the female husband will usually sympathize with the problems of her wife , having ...
Page 81
... husband's brother / sister's husband " ( woman speaking ) . Informants declare that the wife of a female husband should never call the female husband's own brother bamuru . This is because the term bamuru IS THE FEMALE HUSBAND A MAN ? 81.
... husband's brother / sister's husband " ( woman speaking ) . Informants declare that the wife of a female husband should never call the female husband's own brother bamuru . This is because the term bamuru IS THE FEMALE HUSBAND A MAN ? 81.
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... female hus- band's male husband which provides bridewealth for her wife and it is this family that is allied to the wife's family by the marriage . This also explains ... HUSBAND A MAN ? Nandi informants know 82 IS THE FEMALE HUSBAND A MAN ?
... female hus- band's male husband which provides bridewealth for her wife and it is this family that is allied to the wife's family by the marriage . This also explains ... HUSBAND A MAN ? Nandi informants know 82 IS THE FEMALE HUSBAND A MAN ?
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Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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