Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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... religious belief , and educational background . The fol- lowing null hypotheses were established for each characteristic ... religion is not a significant factor regarding an individual's par- ticipation in the tanda ; the level of an ...
... religious belief , and educational background . The fol- lowing null hypotheses were established for each characteristic ... religion is not a significant factor regarding an individual's par- ticipation in the tanda ; the level of an ...
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individuals with similar religious beliefs . The null hypothesis once again is that religion is not a significant factor in tanda participation . The relationship of religious belief and tanda participation is rep- resented in Table 3 ...
individuals with similar religious beliefs . The null hypothesis once again is that religion is not a significant factor in tanda participation . The relationship of religious belief and tanda participation is rep- resented in Table 3 ...
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... religion into a syncretic form of folk belief . On Sunday market days , there is a stream of Otomí passing through ... religious hierarchy " ( Carrasco 1961 ) . The culmination of the adoration of Santiago el Mayor is a public spectacle ...
... religion into a syncretic form of folk belief . On Sunday market days , there is a stream of Otomí passing through ... religious hierarchy " ( Carrasco 1961 ) . The culmination of the adoration of Santiago el Mayor is a public spectacle ...
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Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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