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الصفحة 349
CASE HISTORIES The following case histories , from a single village , show how men become targeted as witches and their children become accusers . The men are designated by number . Case 1 ' One ' ( born 1922 ) cleared fields , adopted ...
CASE HISTORIES The following case histories , from a single village , show how men become targeted as witches and their children become accusers . The men are designated by number . Case 1 ' One ' ( born 1922 ) cleared fields , adopted ...
الصفحة 641
Peasant production must become dependent on the market place not just for the elite's ' baubles ' ( Jones's word ) but also for its economic and social reproduction . This means that a subsistence mode of production dependent on the ...
Peasant production must become dependent on the market place not just for the elite's ' baubles ' ( Jones's word ) but also for its economic and social reproduction . This means that a subsistence mode of production dependent on the ...
الصفحة 662
They are close to the ground , and growing up ( to become big ) means increased distance from the earth and increased societal authority . " Children are small ; boys become big when they become men . For an adult man , earth - eating ...
They are close to the ground , and growing up ( to become big ) means increased distance from the earth and increased societal authority . " Children are small ; boys become big when they become men . For an adult man , earth - eating ...
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AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
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