Africa, المجلد 48Oxford University Press, 1978 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 161
... Rukuba matrimonial system . Economic transactions in bridewealth - or its absence - are statements reflecting the Rukuba ideal order of things concerning the ordered distribution of women and the production of goods in this system . The ...
... Rukuba matrimonial system . Economic transactions in bridewealth - or its absence - are statements reflecting the Rukuba ideal order of things concerning the ordered distribution of women and the production of goods in this system . The ...
الصفحة 165
... Rukuba say about it . The Rukuba argue that it is prestigious to be the first husband of a prescriptive wife and they add that it is this prestige which commands the high price ; however , they omit to say , when they give this ...
... Rukuba say about it . The Rukuba argue that it is prestigious to be the first husband of a prescriptive wife and they add that it is this prestige which commands the high price ; however , they omit to say , when they give this ...
الصفحة 169
... Rukuba reversal of the general rule which stipulates that fewer rights are conferred by marriages without bridewealth , the redistributive aspects of bridewealth are in fact even more emphasized among the Rukuba , where wealth is ...
... Rukuba reversal of the general rule which stipulates that fewer rights are conferred by marriages without bridewealth , the redistributive aspects of bridewealth are in fact even more emphasized among the Rukuba , where wealth is ...
المحتوى
New Guinea Models in the African Savannah IVAN KARP | 1 |
The Case of Kinyaga M CATHARINE NEWBURY | 17 |
The Daily Behavior of the West African | 30 |
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