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الصفحة 46
They reflect decisions made by elder males who control the distribution of women . ... Within this context the sex ratio of exogamous Kulebele marriages is significant : 84 % are male exogamous and 16 % are female exogamous .
They reflect decisions made by elder males who control the distribution of women . ... Within this context the sex ratio of exogamous Kulebele marriages is significant : 84 % are male exogamous and 16 % are female exogamous .
الصفحة 77
Whether ego is male or female , once the centrality of woman is accepted , and once it is recognized that womb ( ifumu ) is the epitomizing symbol of a Crow - type matricentricity , then the major terminological features of this system ...
Whether ego is male or female , once the centrality of woman is accepted , and once it is recognized that womb ( ifumu ) is the epitomizing symbol of a Crow - type matricentricity , then the major terminological features of this system ...
الصفحة 349
The changes in cropping patterns are largely due to the reallocation of male labour ; the continuities with the traditional patterns of cultivation are due to the lack of corresponding alternatives for women .
The changes in cropping patterns are largely due to the reallocation of male labour ; the continuities with the traditional patterns of cultivation are due to the lack of corresponding alternatives for women .
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DAVID S NEWBURY | 389 |
some | 404 |
On the use of the term Creole | 422 |
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Africa analysis associated become Beti called cattle central century chief child claim clan colonial concerned context cultural d'une dependence discussion economic elders ethnic example existence fact femme field forces forgeron given groups identity important individual initiation Institute interest International involved kinship labour land language less lineage living London major male marriage means nature noted Nuer organization origin particular period person political population position present problem production published question reference relations relationship represented ritual rural secret social society sources South southern status structure suggests symbolic term town traditional units University University Press village West wheeled wife woman women