Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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Page 83
... less ignored . Female husband is thus a category which , in some sense , occupies an intermediate position between male and female . Unanimity about the norms to which the female husband's behav- ior must conform is greatest in those ...
... less ignored . Female husband is thus a category which , in some sense , occupies an intermediate position between male and female . Unanimity about the norms to which the female husband's behav- ior must conform is greatest in those ...
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... less education an individual has , the less likely he or she is to participate . Finally , it appears that shared values of individuals as expressed in terms of community preference is influential regarding who participates in the tanda ...
... less education an individual has , the less likely he or she is to participate . Finally , it appears that shared values of individuals as expressed in terms of community preference is influential regarding who participates in the tanda ...
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... less hostile than father and brother's wife ; and males see her as considerably less suspicious of their behavior than older sister . But in overall hostility , mother is in no way distinctive . Mother is seen as moderately high ir ...
... less hostile than father and brother's wife ; and males see her as considerably less suspicious of their behavior than older sister . But in overall hostility , mother is in no way distinctive . Mother is seen as moderately high ir ...
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Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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