Ethnology, Volume 40University of Pittsburgh, 2001 - Anthropology |
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Page 171
... production in an intriguing light . In some critical senses they obfuscate its existence , not to hide exploitation from the hapless exploited but to nullify the possibility as pertinent to an acephalous polity . The production of gifts ...
... production in an intriguing light . In some critical senses they obfuscate its existence , not to hide exploitation from the hapless exploited but to nullify the possibility as pertinent to an acephalous polity . The production of gifts ...
Page 174
... production , to seeking to extend the attendant authority to others . Labor relations between women and men in pig production is one of the many aspects of Wola life that make capitalist or Marxist logic redundant . The reverse of ...
... production , to seeking to extend the attendant authority to others . Labor relations between women and men in pig production is one of the many aspects of Wola life that make capitalist or Marxist logic redundant . The reverse of ...
Page 184
... PRODUCTION These energy account estimates point up the singularity of pig production in the New Guinea Highlands . Keeping pigs for long periods is folly from the perspective of production and nutrition , and illogical from a capitalist ...
... PRODUCTION These energy account estimates point up the singularity of pig production in the New Guinea Highlands . Keeping pigs for long periods is folly from the perspective of production and nutrition , and illogical from a capitalist ...
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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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