Ethnology, Volume 46, Issue 1University of Pittsburgh, 2008 - Ethnology |
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SECLUSION , PROSPERITY , AND MALE AUTHORITY Not relying on one's wife or wives to assist with provisioning is a mark of prosperity for men and for women whose husbands are the ... practicing seclusion Response No. Islam WIFE SECLUSION 65.
SECLUSION , PROSPERITY , AND MALE AUTHORITY Not relying on one's wife or wives to assist with provisioning is a mark of prosperity for men and for women whose husbands are the ... practicing seclusion Response No. Islam WIFE SECLUSION 65.
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Table 1 Men's explanations for practicing seclusion Response No. Islam 24 Husband told her to 6 Husband's happiness 2 Others do it 2 Not enough land for women to farm 2 Woman's well - being 2 2 That's the way it is / has been ⚫ Top ...
Table 1 Men's explanations for practicing seclusion Response No. Islam 24 Husband told her to 6 Husband's happiness 2 Others do it 2 Not enough land for women to farm 2 Woman's well - being 2 2 That's the way it is / has been ⚫ Top ...
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... seclusion is practiced . While motivations for some to practice wife seclusion are that it brings blessings and is a strategy to limit access to resources amidst a land shortage , poverty also is a deterrent to practicing seclusion in ...
... seclusion is practiced . While motivations for some to practice wife seclusion are that it brings blessings and is a strategy to limit access to resources amidst a land shortage , poverty also is a deterrent to practicing seclusion in ...
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