Ethnology, Volume 30University of Pittsburgh, 1991 - Anthropology |
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Page 90
... patrilineal ancestor whose urn has not been removed to the mausoleum . However , a noncontributor has a right to worship at a mausoleum by virtue of an ancestor within . Clearly , patrilineal descent is recognized as the principle which ...
... patrilineal ancestor whose urn has not been removed to the mausoleum . However , a noncontributor has a right to worship at a mausoleum by virtue of an ancestor within . Clearly , patrilineal descent is recognized as the principle which ...
Page 314
... patrilineal is at the root of the current disruption of society . Early patrilineally - biased anthropological accounts of kinship in Papua New Guinea appear to have blinded administrators here and elsewhere ( Barnes 1962 ; Tiffany 1982 ) ...
... patrilineal is at the root of the current disruption of society . Early patrilineally - biased anthropological accounts of kinship in Papua New Guinea appear to have blinded administrators here and elsewhere ( Barnes 1962 ; Tiffany 1982 ) ...
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... patrilineal , and the consequent alteration in the identity of women effectively halved networks of political influence . Politicians lost their matrilateral supporters . Furthermore , a woman's inability to form new links between her ...
... patrilineal , and the consequent alteration in the identity of women effectively halved networks of political influence . Politicians lost their matrilateral supporters . Furthermore , a woman's inability to form new links between her ...
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