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الصفحة 474
It opposes the logic of universalism in Islam ( the belief that all Muslims are equal ) to the logic of ethnic endogamy and cultural distinctiveness . Thus , these young people are positioning themselves apart from and against ethnic ...
It opposes the logic of universalism in Islam ( the belief that all Muslims are equal ) to the logic of ethnic endogamy and cultural distinctiveness . Thus , these young people are positioning themselves apart from and against ethnic ...
الصفحة 527
Africa 70 ( 4 ) , 2000 VIOLENCE AND THE CRISIS OF CONCILIATION : SURI , DIZI AND THE STATE IN SOUTH - WEST ETHIOPIA J. Abbink In recent years , anthropological studies of violence have increasingly addressed the cultural and symbolic ...
Africa 70 ( 4 ) , 2000 VIOLENCE AND THE CRISIS OF CONCILIATION : SURI , DIZI AND THE STATE IN SOUTH - WEST ETHIOPIA J. Abbink In recent years , anthropological studies of violence have increasingly addressed the cultural and symbolic ...
الصفحة 653
Africa 70 ( 4 ) , 2000 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF EARTH - EATING : SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ASPECTS OF GEOPHAGY AMONG LUO CHILDREN P. ... Most evidence of earth - eating stems from Africa , where it seems to be culturally accepted among women ...
Africa 70 ( 4 ) , 2000 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF EARTH - EATING : SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ASPECTS OF GEOPHAGY AMONG LUO CHILDREN P. ... Most evidence of earth - eating stems from Africa , where it seems to be culturally accepted among women ...
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المحتوى
AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
حقوق النشر | |
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