Ethnology, Volume 24University of Pittsburgh, 1985 - Anthropology |
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... wedding 11 400,000 w 1,500,000 w 12 1,480,000 w 500,000 w 430,000 w 13 200,000 w 500,000 w 400,000 w 14 600,000 w 10,000,000 w 1,000,000 w 15 950,000 w 850,000 w 540,000 w 16 2,950,000 w 7,000,000 w 1,720,000 w 17 none 2,200,000 w 18 ...
... wedding 11 400,000 w 1,500,000 w 12 1,480,000 w 500,000 w 430,000 w 13 200,000 w 500,000 w 400,000 w 14 600,000 w 10,000,000 w 1,000,000 w 15 950,000 w 850,000 w 540,000 w 16 2,950,000 w 7,000,000 w 1,720,000 w 17 none 2,200,000 w 18 ...
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... wedding ceremony , performed in a public wedding hall ( yesikjang ) , the bride wears a white dress and veil , the wedding march is played , and wedding vows and homilies balance traditional injunctions to filial piety with a modern ...
... wedding ceremony , performed in a public wedding hall ( yesikjang ) , the bride wears a white dress and veil , the wedding march is played , and wedding vows and homilies balance traditional injunctions to filial piety with a modern ...
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... weddings that I observed does not carry the same symbolic weight and material function as the cash bestowed upon ... wedding jewelry to settle a husband's debt . Although primarily a gesture of good will , not an endowment in wealth ...
... weddings that I observed does not carry the same symbolic weight and material function as the cash bestowed upon ... wedding jewelry to settle a husband's debt . Although primarily a gesture of good will , not an endowment in wealth ...
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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