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 221
... Women might own fields under almost permanent cultivation in the neighbourhood of the settlement . If a woman grew acha on her field , she would keep the grain harvested in her own granary . The same was true for what she collected from ...
... Women might own fields under almost permanent cultivation in the neighbourhood of the settlement . If a woman grew acha on her field , she would keep the grain harvested in her own granary . The same was true for what she collected from ...
الصفحة 226
... women — although submitting to the rules - must also have known amongst themselves that it was the men who articulated voices of the spirits and disguised themselves as munja masqueraders . Conversion to Christianity freed women from ...
... women — although submitting to the rules - must also have known amongst themselves that it was the men who articulated voices of the spirits and disguised themselves as munja masqueraders . Conversion to Christianity freed women from ...
الصفحة 239
Wipper , Audrey . 1984. ' Women's voluntary associations ' , in M. J. Hay and S. Stichter ( eds ) , African Women South of the Sahara . London and New York : Longman . ABSTRACT Although a favourable position for women is usually ...
Wipper , Audrey . 1984. ' Women's voluntary associations ' , in M. J. Hay and S. Stichter ( eds ) , African Women South of the Sahara . London and New York : Longman . ABSTRACT Although a favourable position for women is usually ...
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