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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... shows that someone is ɔpanyin , he replied : You can see it in the wisdom he passes on to the young and in the way he respects himself . If you respect yourself , the young will also respect you and give you everything you need ... An ...
... shows that someone is ɔpanyin , he replied : You can see it in the wisdom he passes on to the young and in the way he respects himself . If you respect yourself , the young will also respect you and give you everything you need ... An ...
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... shows clearly the shift in emphasis from the paternal grandmother / grandparents to the maternal grandmother that is taking place . This shift is accelerated by the HIV / AIDS epidemic . We see that her children are of value for her ...
... shows clearly the shift in emphasis from the paternal grandmother / grandparents to the maternal grandmother that is taking place . This shift is accelerated by the HIV / AIDS epidemic . We see that her children are of value for her ...
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... shows , there was a decline in the proportion of households containing alternate generations in the 1993 survey during the period when married sons were moving out . But today the percentage has climbed back to the 1970 level . These ...
... shows , there was a decline in the proportion of households containing alternate generations in the 1993 survey during the period when married sons were moving out . But today the percentage has climbed back to the 1970 level . These ...
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