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الصفحة 560
Evidence from Bunyoro indicates that Cwezikubandwa beliefs were somewhat
heterogeneous and far from dominant , that ... that ancestor veneration was
neither oppositional to Cwezi - kubandwa nor particularly focused on male issues
, that ...
Evidence from Bunyoro indicates that Cwezikubandwa beliefs were somewhat
heterogeneous and far from dominant , that ... that ancestor veneration was
neither oppositional to Cwezi - kubandwa nor particularly focused on male issues
, that ...
الصفحة 567
So at this time , around the seventeenth or eighteenth century , Cwezi -
kubandwa was a statist , patriarchal and anti - female religion . Berger , however ,
then goes on to argue that over time Cwezi - kubandwa displaced patriarchal
mizimu ...
So at this time , around the seventeenth or eighteenth century , Cwezi -
kubandwa was a statist , patriarchal and anti - female religion . Berger , however ,
then goes on to argue that over time Cwezi - kubandwa displaced patriarchal
mizimu ...
الصفحة 580
ABSTRACT The Cwezi - kubandwa cult was the most prominent form of religious
belief in the interlacustrine region of East ... scholars have contrasted the
hegemonic ambitions of the state with evidence that Cwezi - kubandwa also
provided ...
ABSTRACT The Cwezi - kubandwa cult was the most prominent form of religious
belief in the interlacustrine region of East ... scholars have contrasted the
hegemonic ambitions of the state with evidence that Cwezi - kubandwa also
provided ...
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crossbreeding and heritage | 18 |
a feminized subsidy from nature | 37 |
Forest management farmers practices and biodiversity | 63 |
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