Africa, المجلد 74،الأعداد 1-2Oxford University Press, 2004 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 107
... ( individual ' food prohibitions ' linked to specific ancestors are very common in western Kenya ) . A child may share her namesake's capacities and deficiencies , which is why one should not name a child after a relative who died ...
... ( individual ' food prohibitions ' linked to specific ancestors are very common in western Kenya ) . A child may share her namesake's capacities and deficiencies , which is why one should not name a child after a relative who died ...
الصفحة 263
... individual Mbo villages , mainly Nguti , to individual Bassossi and even Bakossi , Ngolo , Mbonge and some Balundu villages . Ebding mentions it in Bakundu around the First World War ( ABM Ebding 1904–14 ) . The time span given for ...
... individual Mbo villages , mainly Nguti , to individual Bassossi and even Bakossi , Ngolo , Mbonge and some Balundu villages . Ebding mentions it in Bakundu around the First World War ( ABM Ebding 1904–14 ) . The time span given for ...
الصفحة 299
... individual entering that space . Both of these innovations add much to the discussion of the main theme - Hai || om strategies for maintaining individual autonomy in the wake of dependency . The result is a book that is much more ...
... individual entering that space . Both of these innovations add much to the discussion of the main theme - Hai || om strategies for maintaining individual autonomy in the wake of dependency . The result is a book that is much more ...
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