Ethnology, Volume 37University of Pittsburgh, 1998 - Anthropology |
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... created it are evident in the application of this idea in contemporary Latin America , where the term simultaneously refers to the cultural practices of the indigenous peasant communities of the countryside , and to those of the nation ...
... created it are evident in the application of this idea in contemporary Latin America , where the term simultaneously refers to the cultural practices of the indigenous peasant communities of the countryside , and to those of the nation ...
Page 199
... creating a political entity with clear agentive potential . All this might suggest that the school is an institution capable of initiating independent historical action . Yet the original schools and juntas were created by elites , and ...
... creating a political entity with clear agentive potential . All this might suggest that the school is an institution capable of initiating independent historical action . Yet the original schools and juntas were created by elites , and ...
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... created a gender position and in turn a de facto lineage . Herskovits ( 1938 ) outlined two principal categories of Dahomean marriage , akwénúsî ( money - with - woman ) and xadudó ( friend - custody ) , which he subdivided into ...
... created a gender position and in turn a de facto lineage . Herskovits ( 1938 ) outlined two principal categories of Dahomean marriage , akwénúsî ( money - with - woman ) and xadudó ( friend - custody ) , which he subdivided into ...
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