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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... sharing captures the quality of relations to grandchildren more accurately than that of reciprocity . They describe the sharing of time and lived - in space , food , bodily touch and modes of address , which imply ' shared ' modes of ...
... sharing captures the quality of relations to grandchildren more accurately than that of reciprocity . They describe the sharing of time and lived - in space , food , bodily touch and modes of address , which imply ' shared ' modes of ...
الصفحة 96
... sharing . Naming is a responsibility of the old people of a home , and playful address , nicknaming and role - joking is particularly salient between grandmothers and children . Sharing ( in play , domestic production and consumption ...
... sharing . Naming is a responsibility of the old people of a home , and playful address , nicknaming and role - joking is particularly salient between grandmothers and children . Sharing ( in play , domestic production and consumption ...
الصفحة 113
... sharing into an economic logic of return . This prevents us from recognising that sharing is firstly about the production of relatedness ( e.g. Bodenhorn 2000 ) and persons ( e.g. Macdonald 2000 ) and only secondarily about distribution ...
... sharing into an economic logic of return . This prevents us from recognising that sharing is firstly about the production of relatedness ( e.g. Bodenhorn 2000 ) and persons ( e.g. Macdonald 2000 ) and only secondarily about distribution ...
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