Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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Page 76
... informants agree that it is better to be married by a wealthy woman than by a poor man . As one informant put it , " When you actually live with a man the love may fade , but the property will always be there . " Second , informants ...
... informants agree that it is better to be married by a wealthy woman than by a poor man . As one informant put it , " When you actually live with a man the love may fade , but the property will always be there . " Second , informants ...
Page 81
... informants ' accounts of the kin terms appro- priate to woman / woman marriages will suffice to demonstrate these points . 10 There is virtual informant unanimity about the terms appropriate- ly used between the female husband and her ...
... informants ' accounts of the kin terms appro- priate to woman / woman marriages will suffice to demonstrate these points . 10 There is virtual informant unanimity about the terms appropriate- ly used between the female husband and her ...
Page 82
... informants agree that a female husband's wife should use the term bamuru for the female husband's co - wife's son . Some informants say that the wife's sister should use the term ba- muru to address the female husband , just as though ...
... informants agree that a female husband's wife should use the term bamuru for the female husband's co - wife's son . Some informants say that the wife's sister should use the term ba- muru to address the female husband , just as though ...
Contents
Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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