Ethnology, Volume 11University of Pittsburgh, 1972 - Anthropology |
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... women . Thus ego's relatives are grouped into three mutually exclusive categories : A = group of FZDs , B = group of Zs , and C = group of MBDs . Ego , as a member of group B , can only marry a woman of group C ( MBD ) while pro- viding a ...
... women . Thus ego's relatives are grouped into three mutually exclusive categories : A = group of FZDs , B = group of Zs , and C = group of MBDs . Ego , as a member of group B , can only marry a woman of group C ( MBD ) while pro- viding a ...
Page 250
... women who exert no restraint on public reference to sex , and taunt men about the smallness of their penises ... women refer to them as " flute - women " or co - wives ( Berndt 1962 : 70 ) . Like the flutes , age - mates in Fore society ...
... women who exert no restraint on public reference to sex , and taunt men about the smallness of their penises ... women refer to them as " flute - women " or co - wives ( Berndt 1962 : 70 ) . Like the flutes , age - mates in Fore society ...
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... women , South Fore redefine classificatory sisters as marriageable partners ; the new wife's father then becomes a mother's brother , and her brothers the husband's cross- cousins ( Glasse 1969 : 29-30 ) . CONCLUSION Gross differences ...
... women , South Fore redefine classificatory sisters as marriageable partners ; the new wife's father then becomes a mother's brother , and her brothers the husband's cross- cousins ( Glasse 1969 : 29-30 ) . CONCLUSION Gross differences ...
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The Maintenance of Bilingualism in Southern | 39 |
The Social | 55 |
A Spanish | 80 |
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