Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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... hands of manipula- tive women who seek to improve their own situations at the expense of their husbands and lovers . Men of wealth and status , on the other hand , are in a good position to make people accept their definitions of ...
... hands of manipula- tive women who seek to improve their own situations at the expense of their husbands and lovers . Men of wealth and status , on the other hand , are in a good position to make people accept their definitions of ...
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... hand which hindered . her work efficiency . The complainant brought several witnesses who claimed to have seen the defendant cut her hand with a knife in the argument over the bill . In response , the defendant protested that the ...
... hand which hindered . her work efficiency . The complainant brought several witnesses who claimed to have seen the defendant cut her hand with a knife in the argument over the bill . In response , the defendant protested that the ...
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... hand , we had to develop a measure of social stress which could be used as a reliable predictor of the susto illness . On the other hand , we were convinced for ethnographic reasons , that our measure had to be applicable to the social ...
... hand , we had to develop a measure of social stress which could be used as a reliable predictor of the susto illness . On the other hand , we were convinced for ethnographic reasons , that our measure had to be applicable to the social ...
Contents
Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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