Africa, المجلد 67،الأعداد 3-4Oxford University Press, 1997 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 629
... wuro . A wuro consists of a male head and his dependants . The term ' household ' best covers its meaning . Cattle are controlled by the head of the wuro , and although women may own cattle they have no ultimate control over them . The ...
... wuro . A wuro consists of a male head and his dependants . The term ' household ' best covers its meaning . Cattle are controlled by the head of the wuro , and although women may own cattle they have no ultimate control over them . The ...
الصفحة 634
... wuro are differently defined . When he grows up a boy will more and more become primarily a member of the wuro , and , while his sister will move out to set up her own fayannde , the boy will take over the wuro of his father . Marriage ...
... wuro are differently defined . When he grows up a boy will more and more become primarily a member of the wuro , and , while his sister will move out to set up her own fayannde , the boy will take over the wuro of his father . Marriage ...
الصفحة 641
... wuro and the fayannde do not become a very close unit ; the core relations in society are mother - child , and they exist beyond the concrete wuro or fayannde . A woman can easily establish a new fayannde , which will give her access to ...
... wuro and the fayannde do not become a very close unit ; the core relations in society are mother - child , and they exist beyond the concrete wuro or fayannde . A woman can easily establish a new fayannde , which will give her access to ...
المحتوى
AFRICA | 346 |
popular | 363 |
readers interpretations and the difference | 389 |
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