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For Karembola the term ondevo ( slave ) conventionally encompasses a number of social conditions : from prisoners taken in war to ' persons bought and sold against cattle or guns ' ( ondate niviliañe an'añombe na an'basy ) to refugees ...
For Karembola the term ondevo ( slave ) conventionally encompasses a number of social conditions : from prisoners taken in war to ' persons bought and sold against cattle or guns ' ( ondate niviliañe an'añombe na an'basy ) to refugees ...
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References to vazaha and the colonial period are also worked into Karembola mortuary ritual through the demands the lolo makes upon its kin and affines because the lolo lusts after “ foreign things . For example , rather than be wrapped ...
References to vazaha and the colonial period are also worked into Karembola mortuary ritual through the demands the lolo makes upon its kin and affines because the lolo lusts after “ foreign things . For example , rather than be wrapped ...
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Karembola do say , however , that if mourners do tomb work well the living are blessed with cattle , fertility and good luck . The implication is that working for the cruel lolo can be made to generate blessings , just as labour ...
Karembola do say , however , that if mourners do tomb work well the living are blessed with cattle , fertility and good luck . The implication is that working for the cruel lolo can be made to generate blessings , just as labour ...
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The characteristics of urban migrants | 82 |
particularities of magicoreligious beliefs | 108 |
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