Ethnology, Volume 37University of Pittsburgh, 1998 - Anthropology |
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... status and increased her status by way of this gender position . The akwénúsî marriage , the prevalent form of woman marriage in Dahomean society , illustrates the importance placed on social mobility and women's access to the means of ...
... status and increased her status by way of this gender position . The akwénúsî marriage , the prevalent form of woman marriage in Dahomean society , illustrates the importance placed on social mobility and women's access to the means of ...
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... status as a brave woman . Eventually Nne Uko's status was expressed through membership in various men's societies , including the exclusive Ekpe ( leopard ) society , participation in the Ohafia warrior's dance , and her role as a ...
... status as a brave woman . Eventually Nne Uko's status was expressed through membership in various men's societies , including the exclusive Ekpe ( leopard ) society , participation in the Ohafia warrior's dance , and her role as a ...
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... status and to meet the structural demands of succession . The female husband's gender roles varied according to the requirements of the gender position she assumed as a female husband , indicating a continuum of women's status . The ...
... status and to meet the structural demands of succession . The female husband's gender roles varied according to the requirements of the gender position she assumed as a female husband , indicating a continuum of women's status . The ...
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