Ethnology, Volume 37University of Pittsburgh, 1998 - Anthropology |
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... daughter ) is characterized by demands for high bridewealth coupled with the return of a very small dowry ; jia nuer ( marrying out a daughter ) implies that the bride's parents turn all the received bridewealth into dowry for the ...
... daughter ) is characterized by demands for high bridewealth coupled with the return of a very small dowry ; jia nuer ( marrying out a daughter ) implies that the bride's parents turn all the received bridewealth into dowry for the ...
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... daughter . Whether the position was ascribed or achieved , the male daughter had access to resources normally unavailable to her as a woman . The social identity of a male daughter was often heritable and in some cases she became a ...
... daughter . Whether the position was ascribed or achieved , the male daughter had access to resources normally unavailable to her as a woman . The social identity of a male daughter was often heritable and in some cases she became a ...
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... daughter from her brother's chief house ( Krige 1939 : 399 ) . Ostensibly , a brother's daughter was born for his sister's son to marry . Cross - cousin marriage was preferred in Lovedu society . A daughter was primarily obligated as a ...
... daughter from her brother's chief house ( Krige 1939 : 399 ) . Ostensibly , a brother's daughter was born for his sister's son to marry . Cross - cousin marriage was preferred in Lovedu society . A daughter was primarily obligated as a ...
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