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الصفحة 273
In the evening the enthroner puts a palm - frond fringe ( bisasa ) over the right shoulder and across the chest of the initiates in order to cover their nakedness ' . As in other seclusion rites , this palm - frond fringe also hangs in ...
In the evening the enthroner puts a palm - frond fringe ( bisasa ) over the right shoulder and across the chest of the initiates in order to cover their nakedness ' . As in other seclusion rites , this palm - frond fringe also hangs in ...
الصفحة 276
( b ) On the social level the enthroned chief is led to take possession of his land , the territory and its inhabitants represented by the ritual enclosure , yikhudiimba , just large enough for the initiates to sit down .
( b ) On the social level the enthroned chief is led to take possession of his land , the territory and its inhabitants represented by the ritual enclosure , yikhudiimba , just large enough for the initiates to sit down .
الصفحة 280
The bodily and social levels are intertwined in that the ritual enclosure's significance as completion , breeding place and protection is transposed onto the bodiliness of each of the initiates . As an expression of their male agnatic ...
The bodily and social levels are intertwined in that the ritual enclosure's significance as completion , breeding place and protection is transposed onto the bodiliness of each of the initiates . As an expression of their male agnatic ...
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Kinship dynamics past and present | 477 |
Material bases of social change | 486 |
critical perspectives on early migrations | 518 |
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