Ethnology, Volume 24University of Pittsburgh, 1985 - Anthropology |
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The developmental changes in domestic groups are thus to be seen in terms of
sequences rather than cycles (Ashcraft 1966) and are not limited to a single
developmental pattern. The method can therefore be used to delineate several ...
The developmental changes in domestic groups are thus to be seen in terms of
sequences rather than cycles (Ashcraft 1966) and are not limited to a single
developmental pattern. The method can therefore be used to delineate several ...
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Some commentators consider these patterns of neighborhood life to be
descended from the institutions of Japan's preindustrial urban traditions (Dore
1968; Brown 1976), developed and best preserved in the old shitamach?
merchant quarters ...
Some commentators consider these patterns of neighborhood life to be
descended from the institutions of Japan's preindustrial urban traditions (Dore
1968; Brown 1976), developed and best preserved in the old shitamach?
merchant quarters ...
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The effect appears not to be a weakening of the chonaikafs position, but a further
legitimation of traditionalistic activities and organizational patterns, and the
chonaikai responds to government challenges with an intensification of
traditionalism.
The effect appears not to be a weakening of the chonaikafs position, but a further
legitimation of traditionalistic activities and organizational patterns, and the
chonaikai responds to government challenges with an intensification of
traditionalism.
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Contents
Developmental Sequences of Domestic Groups in an East Indian | 1 |
Criteria for Selecting Herbal Remedies C H Browner | 13 |
Sociolinguistic Implications Lajos | 33 |
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