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الصفحة 8
Kung distinguish between being named for , and having the same name as , a person . When one is named for someone , one is brought into the kinship constellation of that person . Merely fortuitously having the same name as someone does ...
Kung distinguish between being named for , and having the same name as , a person . When one is named for someone , one is brought into the kinship constellation of that person . Merely fortuitously having the same name as someone does ...
الصفحة 234
A person in such a crisis is exposed to danger on every side; he must retire from contact with other people, and take special care of himself. But he is also a danger to other people, and more especially to the animals and other living ...
A person in such a crisis is exposed to danger on every side; he must retire from contact with other people, and take special care of himself. But he is also a danger to other people, and more especially to the animals and other living ...
الصفحة 237
It is the n ! ow of the person which the hair ' gives ' . As we understand it , some of the now which is in a person is in the hair . ... When a person's urine is burned , it also carries the now of the person into the sky .
It is the n ! ow of the person which the hair ' gives ' . As we understand it , some of the now which is in a person is in the hair . ... When a person's urine is burned , it also carries the now of the person into the sky .
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