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الصفحة 56
The possession of these charms may be seen as a progression in which their acquisition by an individual represents his successful confrontation with capriciousness of varying intensities and types in his vocation .
The possession of these charms may be seen as a progression in which their acquisition by an individual represents his successful confrontation with capriciousness of varying intensities and types in his vocation .
الصفحة 73
They are much more frequent than individual curing rites . I attended about 20 medicine dances in the course of 16 months of fieldwork and knew of others which I did not attend . As far as I can recall , I was present at only two ...
They are much more frequent than individual curing rites . I attended about 20 medicine dances in the course of 16 months of fieldwork and knew of others which I did not attend . As far as I can recall , I was present at only two ...
الصفحة 227
The individual Ikale family also took decisions to lease farm and house land to the Urhobo immigrants . ... it does not determine the other economic activities - such as farming - engaged in by individual Urhobo families / households .
The individual Ikale family also took decisions to lease farm and house land to the Urhobo immigrants . ... it does not determine the other economic activities - such as farming - engaged in by individual Urhobo families / households .
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المحتوى
A Note on their Origins Settlement | 15 |
Contributors to this Number | 28 |
Contributors to Number 1 | 29 |
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