Ethnology, Volume 40University of Pittsburgh, 2001 - Anthropology |
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Page 125
... considered inadvisable for old people to eat too much bean curd or to drink too much soybean milk . An informant mentioned that her mother usually served soybean drink with a piece of ginger ( considered " hot " ) in it to reduce the ...
... considered inadvisable for old people to eat too much bean curd or to drink too much soybean milk . An informant mentioned that her mother usually served soybean drink with a piece of ginger ( considered " hot " ) in it to reduce the ...
Page 336
... considered to be important to the achievement of bodily contentment : restaurant meat is rarely copious enough , and the formal ambiance inhibits indulgence . Like bread , meat is eaten communally . Cut pieces are placed in a large pan ...
... considered to be important to the achievement of bodily contentment : restaurant meat is rarely copious enough , and the formal ambiance inhibits indulgence . Like bread , meat is eaten communally . Cut pieces are placed in a large pan ...
Page 356
... considered to be an outsider relative , and therefore both special and neutral . Second , he can support his sister's sons because of the patrilineal principle ( for the mother's brother , Ego is his sister's son , FZS ) . The mother's ...
... considered to be an outsider relative , and therefore both special and neutral . Second , he can support his sister's sons because of the patrilineal principle ( for the mother's brother , Ego is his sister's son , FZS ) . The mother's ...
Contents
Reviewing Twinship in Africa Elisha P Renne and Misty L Bastian | 1 |
Abominable Twins and Mission Culture | 13 |
The Ordinariness of the | 29 |
Copyright | |
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African ancestors Asabano bean curd beliefs bridewealth CALIFORNIA/SANTA CRUZ ceremony chiefdoms China Chinese Christian colonial Comaroff consumption context cousin marriage CRUZ The University cultural death Department of Anthropology Dogondoutchi eating economic Ekiti elders ethnic ETHNOLOGY euthanasia example exchange female Fijian foragers forest FZD marriage gender Grassfields guests herding hospitality household human hunter-gatherers identity Igbo important individual Indo-Fijians Izala Japan Japanese Jiashe Journal Kanak Kedjom kinship labor lineage living London married Melanesia mission missionaries modern Monte Verde moral mother multiple births Nigeria Nyakyusa Onitsha Orgosolo Papua New Guinea parents patrilineal person pigs plains Aborigine political practices production quetzals Rakiraki Rauté relations relationship relatives religion religious knowledge reported ritual rural sevusevu social society soybean soybean milk status Strathern Studies tourists traditional twins twinship University Library UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA/SANTA University of Pittsburgh uxorilocal village woman women workers Yoruba young