Ethnology, Volume 24University of Pittsburgh, 1985 - Anthropology |
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... position from the previously stated positions is an absence of an implied asymmetry in the magnitude of the causal effects between the endogenous variables . Hole and Flannery's feedback hypothesis as stated above does not carry any ...
... position from the previously stated positions is an absence of an implied asymmetry in the magnitude of the causal effects between the endogenous variables . Hole and Flannery's feedback hypothesis as stated above does not carry any ...
Page 172
... position in the hamlet . A gift is the component in its overall image that a household can most closely , directly , and immediately control , and which is thus most directly open to unilateral strategic manipulation . As such , the ...
... position in the hamlet . A gift is the component in its overall image that a household can most closely , directly , and immediately control , and which is thus most directly open to unilateral strategic manipulation . As such , the ...
Page 243
... position every descent group had to fill . A " big man " is " big " only in relative terms , and some descent groups had no prominent secular leader . Kwaio descent groups are tiny ; even before the depredations of the 1927 punitive ...
... position every descent group had to fill . A " big man " is " big " only in relative terms , and some descent groups had no prominent secular leader . Kwaio descent groups are tiny ; even before the depredations of the 1927 punitive ...
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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