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SACRIFICE AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE AMONG THE KURANKO * MICHAEL JACKSON Part III III : SACRIFICE AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE Sacrifice and Divination HE Kuranko term for sacrifice is sarake ( from the Arabic sadaqa ) . Any gift , sacrifice .
SACRIFICE AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE AMONG THE KURANKO * MICHAEL JACKSON Part III III : SACRIFICE AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE Sacrifice and Divination HE Kuranko term for sacrifice is sarake ( from the Arabic sadaqa ) . Any gift , sacrifice .
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But these animals are not raised or kept by Kuranko themselves ; they are purchased for sacrifice ( they are not slaughtered on any other occasions ) from Maninka or itinerant Fula pastoralists who usually live outside the village or ...
But these animals are not raised or kept by Kuranko themselves ; they are purchased for sacrifice ( they are not slaughtered on any other occasions ) from Maninka or itinerant Fula pastoralists who usually live outside the village or ...
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Rather than an all - embracing concept of ' proto - parenthood ' transposed to the plane of ancestral spirits , Kuranko project a model of territorial identity and unity in terms of concepts of God and bush spirits .
Rather than an all - embracing concept of ' proto - parenthood ' transposed to the plane of ancestral spirits , Kuranko project a model of territorial identity and unity in terms of concepts of God and bush spirits .
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Sacrifice and Social Structure among the Kuranko Part III MICHAEL | 123 |
Uganda JOAN VINCENT | 140 |
Circulation monétaire et évolution des structures socioéconomiques chez | 160 |
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