Ethnology, Volume 24University of Pittsburgh, 1985 - Anthropology |
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Page 169
... hamlet finds its clearest expression in the act and symbolism of " giving a gift to the hamlet " ( kumi ni goshūgi o dasu ) . Because of hamlet members ' inability to publicly identify this implicit element of competition inherent in the ...
... hamlet finds its clearest expression in the act and symbolism of " giving a gift to the hamlet " ( kumi ni goshūgi o dasu ) . Because of hamlet members ' inability to publicly identify this implicit element of competition inherent in the ...
Page 175
... hamlet members even suggest that this custom , like so many other traditional practices in the rural areas , is now declining . There are three cogent and related factors that make clear why hamlet members so egregiously misrepresent ...
... hamlet members even suggest that this custom , like so many other traditional practices in the rural areas , is now declining . There are three cogent and related factors that make clear why hamlet members so egregiously misrepresent ...
Page 180
... hamlet's two landlord families never belonged . ( 4 ) Extended kinship groups ( dōzoku ) were never prominent . The ... hamlet families possessing stem family geneologies with depths of up to fourteen generations , and three family names ...
... hamlet's two landlord families never belonged . ( 4 ) Extended kinship groups ( dōzoku ) were never prominent . The ... hamlet families possessing stem family geneologies with depths of up to fourteen generations , and three family names ...
Contents
Criteria for Selecting Herbal Remedies C H Browner | 13 |
Sociolinguistic Implications Lajos | 33 |
Pingelap Politics and AmericanMicronesian Relations David | 43 |
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