Ethnology, Volume 19University of Pittsburgh, 1980 - Anthropology |
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Page 77
... wife's consort , who may or may not be a regular visitor in the compound . The wife and her children ideally occupy a separate dwelling from that of the female husband to facilitate the wife's relationship with her consort . The ...
... wife's consort , who may or may not be a regular visitor in the compound . The wife and her children ideally occupy a separate dwelling from that of the female husband to facilitate the wife's relationship with her consort . The ...
Page 79
Nevertheless , the wives of female husbands and other observers confirm , that they are not promiscuous , but have one long - standing relationship with a male friend ( sandet ) . This man visits the wife in her house on a more or less ...
Nevertheless , the wives of female husbands and other observers confirm , that they are not promiscuous , but have one long - standing relationship with a male friend ( sandet ) . This man visits the wife in her house on a more or less ...
Page 82
... wife and it is this family that is allied to the wife's family by the marriage . This also explains why most informants agree that a female husband's wife should use the term bamuru for the female husband's co - wife's son . Some ...
... wife and it is this family that is allied to the wife's family by the marriage . This also explains why most informants agree that a female husband's wife should use the term bamuru for the female husband's co - wife's son . Some ...
Contents
Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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