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الصفحة 37
Women do not . • Ordinarily , a woman is assured of a form of immortality through her children ; she sees her pattern of life repeated in that of her daughters . In this patrilineal society children belong to the father's and not to the ...
Women do not . • Ordinarily , a woman is assured of a form of immortality through her children ; she sees her pattern of life repeated in that of her daughters . In this patrilineal society children belong to the father's and not to the ...
الصفحة 38
The women are convenient scapegoats : the men can be defined as a group with respect to them ; and the social ... itself from ' witch ' —the woman who has witchcraft ' -—although in course of conversation they equate the two .
The women are convenient scapegoats : the men can be defined as a group with respect to them ; and the social ... itself from ' witch ' —the woman who has witchcraft ' -—although in course of conversation they equate the two .
الصفحة 391
These women are certainly almost all deserters , since Mossi men do not ordinarily take their wives on migration , and , except for pogsioure sent by the chiefs to their friends , women rarely leave their country .
These women are certainly almost all deserters , since Mossi men do not ordinarily take their wives on migration , and , except for pogsioure sent by the chiefs to their friends , women rarely leave their country .
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