Ethnology, Volume 11University of Pittsburgh, 1972 - Anthropology |
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Page 67
... household . Having the last word in this , as in other household matters , the starešina may , if he so desires , prohibit a mother from disciplining her own children . According to law , at the division of a nuclear family children ...
... household . Having the last word in this , as in other household matters , the starešina may , if he so desires , prohibit a mother from disciplining her own children . According to law , at the division of a nuclear family children ...
Page 72
... household head is always un- disclosed . By this means , the onus of the deed is placed fully on the shoul- ders of the young man , and the head of household is left relatively un- tainted and free eventually to form a close and ...
... household head is always un- disclosed . By this means , the onus of the deed is placed fully on the shoul- ders of the young man , and the head of household is left relatively un- tainted and free eventually to form a close and ...
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... household institution ( ie ) . The household unit has long been considered the basic building block of Japanese social organization . The Japanese subdivide this unit into a direct - descent line ( chokkei ) and related collateral ...
... household institution ( ie ) . The household unit has long been considered the basic building block of Japanese social organization . The Japanese subdivide this unit into a direct - descent line ( chokkei ) and related collateral ...
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The Maintenance of Bilingualism in Southern | 39 |
The Social | 55 |
A Spanish | 80 |
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