Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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Page 174
... song , the one who wishes to learn the song must first become slightly intoxicated by drinking tobacco juice mixed with the saliva of the teacher of the song . Then the words and melody are memorized as the person teaching the song ...
... song , the one who wishes to learn the song must first become slightly intoxicated by drinking tobacco juice mixed with the saliva of the teacher of the song . Then the words and melody are memorized as the person teaching the song ...
Page 199
... song duel is a temporary one , and exists only in a very special context . The features that set the song duel aside from other speech events provide framing for what occurs between the opponents ( Hymes 1972 ) . The setting and timing ...
... song duel is a temporary one , and exists only in a very special context . The features that set the song duel aside from other speech events provide framing for what occurs between the opponents ( Hymes 1972 ) . The setting and timing ...
Page 203
... song contest , and any accusations levelled against him in that contest were only ironic . Songs were of great importance to the Eskimo , and the duelling song was just one of a wide genre . Orpingalik , a Netsilik shaman , expressed ...
... song contest , and any accusations levelled against him in that contest were only ironic . Songs were of great importance to the Eskimo , and the duelling song was just one of a wide genre . Orpingalik , a Netsilik shaman , expressed ...
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Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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