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 181
... origin proudly talk about their own isibongo , origin , and caste , people of Shona origin , especially men who as family heads often represent their wives and children in public spheres , are less keen to talk about themselves ...
... origin proudly talk about their own isibongo , origin , and caste , people of Shona origin , especially men who as family heads often represent their wives and children in public spheres , are less keen to talk about themselves ...
الصفحة 183
... origin . They first over - communicated Ndebele ethnic identity and under - communicated Shona origin , but when it became apparent that that they could not pass as ' pure ' Ndebele any longer they started to talk about their Shona ...
... origin . They first over - communicated Ndebele ethnic identity and under - communicated Shona origin , but when it became apparent that that they could not pass as ' pure ' Ndebele any longer they started to talk about their Shona ...
الصفحة 188
... origins , and ' castes ' . The second conclusion is that ethnicity is far from always built on ideas of a common origin , a great ancestor , or shared ' blood ' . In much of the literature on ethnicity , claims of a common origin are ...
... origins , and ' castes ' . The second conclusion is that ethnicity is far from always built on ideas of a common origin , a great ancestor , or shared ' blood ' . In much of the literature on ethnicity , claims of a common origin are ...
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