Africa, المجلد 75،الأعداد 1-4Oxford University Press, 2005 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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... women in the same association , are more likely to make the same collective memory choices than a dyad of women with different social status ( an elite and a non- elite ) , or a pair of women from different associations . Similar social ...
... women in the same association , are more likely to make the same collective memory choices than a dyad of women with different social status ( an elite and a non- elite ) , or a pair of women from different associations . Similar social ...
الصفحة 53
... women's bodily conditions and on the nature of their sentiments toward spouses and other kin . Batswana commonly say that funerals of young men are more likely to provoke controversy than those of young women , because survivors ...
... women's bodily conditions and on the nature of their sentiments toward spouses and other kin . Batswana commonly say that funerals of young men are more likely to provoke controversy than those of young women , because survivors ...
الصفحة 585
... women and men have different views of divorce procedure or that women do not understand what a lawful Islamic divorce entails ? Several scholars have addressed the subject of religious and customary knowledge among Swahili men and women ...
... women and men have different views of divorce procedure or that women do not understand what a lawful Islamic divorce entails ? Several scholars have addressed the subject of religious and customary knowledge among Swahili men and women ...
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