Ethnology, Volume 43University of Pittsburgh, 2004 - Anthropology |
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... BERBER FEMALE AUTONOMY The following sections detail the cultural and global conditions that foster paid sexual services . The Berber women of the Middle Atlas have a relatively independent position . At the very beginning of the ...
... BERBER FEMALE AUTONOMY The following sections detail the cultural and global conditions that foster paid sexual services . The Berber women of the Middle Atlas have a relatively independent position . At the very beginning of the ...
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... Berber women : it is the informal marriage ( amarzal ) . Amarzal comes from azzal ( running ) , and alludes to a woman who is after a man's goods and chattels . A widow may temporarily marry a man in order for him to manage her farm ...
... Berber women : it is the informal marriage ( amarzal ) . Amarzal comes from azzal ( running ) , and alludes to a woman who is after a man's goods and chattels . A widow may temporarily marry a man in order for him to manage her farm ...
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... Berbers of the Middle Atlas are Muslim , the women have considerable autonomy . The relatively independent position of Berber women is evinced by the institutions of temporary marriage and informal marriage . Their autonomy follows from ...
... Berbers of the Middle Atlas are Muslim , the women have considerable autonomy . The relatively independent position of Berber women is evinced by the institutions of temporary marriage and informal marriage . Their autonomy follows from ...
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The Case of Unmarried | 1 |
Punk Cuisine Dylan Clark | 19 |
Development and the Life Story of a Thai Farmer Leader | 33 |
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