Africa, المجلد 25Oxford University Press, 1955 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 23
... women's union , called ovu ɛjo , 1 existed in the area , drawing its members from various villages . It had no officers , though its one literate member kept its financial records . These women wore Yoruba cloths as well as the Yoruba ...
... women's union , called ovu ɛjo , 1 existed in the area , drawing its members from various villages . It had no officers , though its one literate member kept its financial records . These women wore Yoruba cloths as well as the Yoruba ...
الصفحة 196
... women , but work in a peasant economy makes observance difficult . Moreover , kinship obligations require frequent visiting by women . Hausa compromise by partial seclusion by day , and visiting after dark , an arrangement which ...
... women , but work in a peasant economy makes observance difficult . Moreover , kinship obligations require frequent visiting by women . Hausa compromise by partial seclusion by day , and visiting after dark , an arrangement which ...
الصفحة 221
... Women are admitted as members , but there are very few married couples on the books of the only club at which I inquired about this . Women have their own associations , however , which broadly complement those under the control of men ...
... Women are admitted as members , but there are very few married couples on the books of the only club at which I inquired about this . Women have their own associations , however , which broadly complement those under the control of men ...
المحتوى
Improvement Associations among the Afikpo Ibo S Ottenberg | 1 |
Nilotic Kings and their Mothers Kin Godfrey Lienhardt | 29 |
THE PROBLEM OF LANGUAGE IN EDUCATION IN THE GOLD | 60 |
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طبعات أخرى - عرض جميع المقتطفات
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activities Afikpo African Institute agnatic ancestor Anuak associated ATWA authority autres Bantu Bantu languages Belgian Congo boys British Bruxelles Bull Bushong Cameroons carte Central chief Cokwe Colonial compound Congo Belge Council culture d'une descent deux economic Ekiti elders été être European father field types Gold Coast Hausa headman idile IFAN important indigènes initiation king kinship language langues lineage linguistic living London Lugbara magician male marriage Matakam matrilineal meeting Mgbom mother myth native Ndembu Niger Nigeria Noire Northern Northern Rhodesia Nyikang oath Office organization Paris patrilineage person Peul political population prefix present région relationship RÉPONSE Rhodesia royal clan segments shafa Shilluk shrine Sierra Leone social société society structure Sudan Tanganyika territories tion town traditional tribal tribes Uganda Union vernacular village village-group West Africa witch women Woot Yoruba Zaïre