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الصفحة 80
PHYLLIS M. KABERRY CONTRIBUTIONS TO AFRICA THE Editor regrets that owing to increased costs of production it is no longer possible to offer payment for contributions to Africa ; payment for reviews will continue at the rate obtaining at ...
PHYLLIS M. KABERRY CONTRIBUTIONS TO AFRICA THE Editor regrets that owing to increased costs of production it is no longer possible to offer payment for contributions to Africa ; payment for reviews will continue at the rate obtaining at ...
الصفحة 185
I propose to show that it is only a step from the gani type of situation , where the cultural contribution of one section is merely acknowledged by the group at large , to one where this contribution is felt to be vital .
I propose to show that it is only a step from the gani type of situation , where the cultural contribution of one section is merely acknowledged by the group at large , to one where this contribution is felt to be vital .
الصفحة 339
Because the musical contributions made in this book are so considerable , it is all the more a cause for regret that it is marred by its anthropological and psychological shortcomings . To ascribe , without qualification ...
Because the musical contributions made in this book are so considerable , it is all the more a cause for regret that it is marred by its anthropological and psychological shortcomings . To ascribe , without qualification ...
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