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... Cocopa to a relatively sparse level of subsistence . Because funeral rites were the main expression of Cocopa tribal enterprise and because the destruction and lavish consumption of wealth were integral parts of the funeral complex , the ...
... Cocopa to a relatively sparse level of subsistence . Because funeral rites were the main expression of Cocopa tribal enterprise and because the destruction and lavish consumption of wealth were integral parts of the funeral complex , the ...
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... Cocopa , Kotas , and in many another society . The Hopi cherish the middle way : they seek to avoid excess of any kind ; their most desirable universe is one in which all is measured , deliberate , and under control . Weeping may be ...
... Cocopa , Kotas , and in many another society . The Hopi cherish the middle way : they seek to avoid excess of any kind ; their most desirable universe is one in which all is measured , deliberate , and under control . Weeping may be ...
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... Cocopa Indians , funeral rites , 198– 200 , 215 Compliance with death , 76 Concentration camps , 69 Concept of Anxiety , The , 39 Concept of Dread , 43 Condition Humaine , La , 61-62 Confessions , 123 Conjuring , 305 , 311 , 332 ...
... Cocopa Indians , funeral rites , 198– 200 , 215 Compliance with death , 76 Concentration camps , 69 Concept of Anxiety , The , 39 Concept of Dread , 43 Condition Humaine , La , 61-62 Confessions , 123 Conjuring , 305 , 311 , 332 ...
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