Titlebook: Community and Autonomy in Southern Oman; Marielle Risse Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 Gibali.Dhofar.Shari

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Sources of High-Intensity Ultrasoundng. A framework for the what/when/why/how of gifts is created by drawing from the fields of gift-theory, anthropology, travel writing and history, for example writings by Wilfred Thesiger and the memoirs of soldiers from the Dhofar War (1965–1975). Further, the chapter explains how gifts in Gibali c

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Situating Gibalis: Governance, History, Religion, and Tribes,verview of Omani and Dhofari history, giving attention to the Dhofar war (1965–1975) and the Arab Spring (2011). It then describes various aspects of the Omani government and how Islam is practiced in Dhofar, focusing not on doctrine but how Dhofaris see their daily lives organized and empowered by

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Community/Autonomy in Daily Life: People and Places,hese events, first explaining chances for establishing and demonstrating autonomy during life stages. Next, the specific connection between autonomy/community and religious benefits through charitable actions is explained. The exertion Gibalis make to create a calm atmosphere is rarely coded by outs

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Community/Autonomy: Honor and Self-Respect,ntrol is seen as equal to self-respect. Furthermore there is the necessity of putting others at ease while covering personal opinions and emotions, especially fear. Then there is a discussion about how Gibalis avoid and counter-act rude behavior from people who either do not know or prefer not to fo

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,“Why Would I Hurt a Woman”?: The Absence of Honor Killing in Gibali Culture, a function of the importance of self-control and self-respect. Honor killing is often seen as a component of Arab/Muslim/tribal culture yet the Gibali community does not practice it. The chapter combine interviews with historical and anthropological research to show why daughters/sisters are not se

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Community/Autonomy in Daily Life: Practices and Perceptions,nted society. Examples such as attitudes toward authority and how oaths are used to regulate behavior, are used to explicate how Gibalis maneuver between creating a harmonious public persona and achieving their own goals.