Ethnology, Volume 37University of Pittsburgh, 1998 - Anthropology |
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... noted by Appadurai . For while the microlocal is figured relatively horizontally and potentially reciprocally , the macrolocal is figured vertically , producing and aligning positions of unequal order within a relationship of ...
... noted by Appadurai . For while the microlocal is figured relatively horizontally and potentially reciprocally , the macrolocal is figured vertically , producing and aligning positions of unequal order within a relationship of ...
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... noted the importance of age - related associations for allocating community work among different members of the village . Most hard work is performed by men between the ages of eighteen and forty , termed collectively seinen .... Men ...
... noted the importance of age - related associations for allocating community work among different members of the village . Most hard work is performed by men between the ages of eighteen and forty , termed collectively seinen .... Men ...
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... noted above , ojii - san and obaa - san are both not only age - related terms , but also kinship terms which mean grandfather and grandmother . In interpreting these data , it is important to note that several of the words used in the ...
... noted above , ojii - san and obaa - san are both not only age - related terms , but also kinship terms which mean grandfather and grandmother . In interpreting these data , it is important to note that several of the words used in the ...
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