Ethnology, Volume 42University of Pittsburgh, 2003 - Anthropology |
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Page 343
... Elenoa had a small business that failed , and so was left trying to stretch Apolosi's small pension to feed her family . Elenoa had difficulty carving a niche for herself in Rakiraki , at least in part because she and Apolosi had done ...
... Elenoa had a small business that failed , and so was left trying to stretch Apolosi's small pension to feed her family . Elenoa had difficulty carving a niche for herself in Rakiraki , at least in part because she and Apolosi had done ...
Page 344
... Elenoa was safeguarding a Fijian tradition that had been lost in villages . At times Elenoa allied herself with Europeans , stressing that her ways had come from a childhood spent in a European family where her mother was employed as a ...
... Elenoa was safeguarding a Fijian tradition that had been lost in villages . At times Elenoa allied herself with Europeans , stressing that her ways had come from a childhood spent in a European family where her mother was employed as a ...
Page 345
... Elenoa , while allying herself with modernity , urban elites , and Europeans , actually saw herself as part of Fijian aristocracy . Nobility gave her the same characteristics as Europeans and the responsibility to play the same role in ...
... Elenoa , while allying herself with modernity , urban elites , and Europeans , actually saw herself as part of Fijian aristocracy . Nobility gave her the same characteristics as Europeans and the responsibility to play the same role in ...
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Kinship and Marriage among the Omaha 18861902 | 1 |
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Domestic Production | 15 |
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