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In the following discussion I have not classified dress styles according to any of these criteria . However , as the discussion evolves , it will become clear that these social distinctions are present in choices or , even habitus ...
In the following discussion I have not classified dress styles according to any of these criteria . However , as the discussion evolves , it will become clear that these social distinctions are present in choices or , even habitus ...
الصفحة 458
Again , the adoption of Western - inspired dress and body care products is mainly a function of age set and the socio - political conditions of the politics of cultural difference . This dress code expresses as much a symbolic tie with ...
Again , the adoption of Western - inspired dress and body care products is mainly a function of age set and the socio - political conditions of the politics of cultural difference . This dress code expresses as much a symbolic tie with ...
الصفحة 477
As seen in the three case histories , marriage or its anticipation brings about a shift in dress codes . Where Salimata and Mama both modified their clothing entirely , Fatoumata started to modify her dress code and her participation in ...
As seen in the three case histories , marriage or its anticipation brings about a shift in dress codes . Where Salimata and Mama both modified their clothing entirely , Fatoumata started to modify her dress code and her participation in ...
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AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
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