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Kevin Michaluk,Martin Trautschold,Gary Mazorning a society—but as a structural system in juxtaposition with another system in a social structure. Using contemporary data, I intend to throw into doubt certain established Eurocentric certainties about the origins and social character of kinship.

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Bernard Garrette,Corey Phelps,Olivier Sibonyal Kenya with Gikuyu. women involved in “woman-woman marriages,” this study critiques the extant literature, focusing on two key issues. Most authors have perceived narrow conditions and functionalist purposes for explaining woman-woman marriages. Our interviewees typically express complex reasons f

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6300-211-0least acknowledged as products of the colonial situation. This does not mean that Africans did not have history before the white man came. Rather, I am making distinctions among the following: firstly, history as lived experience; secondly, history as a record of lived experience which is coded in t

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