Ethnology, Volume 40University of Pittsburgh, 2001 - Anthropology |
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Page 361
... guests , but when they are out of their guests ' sight they joke among themselves and behave in an antistructural manner . That is , they drop manners and formality to be casual , use their own dialect , and omit polite forms of speech ...
... guests , but when they are out of their guests ' sight they joke among themselves and behave in an antistructural manner . That is , they drop manners and formality to be casual , use their own dialect , and omit polite forms of speech ...
Page 363
... guests ( motenashi ) carries no power implications such as those embedded in the relationship between a master and servant . Neither do these services offered to guests imply any hierarchy of social position . Rather , they connote ...
... guests ( motenashi ) carries no power implications such as those embedded in the relationship between a master and servant . Neither do these services offered to guests imply any hierarchy of social position . Rather , they connote ...
Page 365
... guests . The workers indirectly tell Nobu- san through joking that they themselves are not ideologically enslaved by their position . After another morning meeting , some of the workers whose guests had checked out remained to rest ...
... guests . The workers indirectly tell Nobu- san through joking that they themselves are not ideologically enslaved by their position . After another morning meeting , some of the workers whose guests had checked out remained to rest ...
Contents
Reviewing Twinship in Africa Elisha P Renne and Misty L Bastian | 1 |
Abominable Twins and Mission Culture | 13 |
The Ordinariness of the | 29 |
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