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If we are to understand his position in Meru society , it may be more illuminating , it seems to me , and less potentially misleading , to make a structural analysis of the sort I have proposed rather than to try to decide whether he is ...
If we are to understand his position in Meru society , it may be more illuminating , it seems to me , and less potentially misleading , to make a structural analysis of the sort I have proposed rather than to try to decide whether he is ...
الصفحة 279
Each essay describes the genealogical structure of groups at each level , with examples suggesting the range of variation ; each describes the people's own values and concepts for thinking about descent and politics and the functions of ...
Each essay describes the genealogical structure of groups at each level , with examples suggesting the range of variation ; each describes the people's own values and concepts for thinking about descent and politics and the functions of ...
الصفحة 294
Nyakyusa social structure . He meticulously traces the effects on the position of the chief , the headman , on inheritance , on kinship , and on land tenure . His findings in general support Watson's among the Mambwe ( in Tribal ...
Nyakyusa social structure . He meticulously traces the effects on the position of the chief , the headman , on inheritance , on kinship , and on land tenure . His findings in general support Watson's among the Mambwe ( in Tribal ...
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An Analytical Note on the Structure of Meru | 20 |
Yoruba Responses to the Fear of Death Peter MortonWilliams | 34 |
On Translating the Homeric Epithet and Simile into Twi L H OfosuAppiah | 41 |
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