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Other editions - View allCommon terms and phrasesaction activities age set analysis animal dung anthropology argued associated Bourdieu bridewealth ceremonies chaff Chapter circumcision concept concern conflict constructed context cooking cultural representation discourse discussion domestic space economic Elgeyo Endo compound Endo say Endo society escarpment example exist father Figure finger millet fireplace gender relations girls goats historical household husband ideology individual initiation initiation rites interpretations Kabisioi Kalenjin kano Kapchepsom kaplelach Kapsowar Kenya Kerio river Kerio valley Kipkoimet Kipkorir Kipsigis knowledge korok labor land lineage live maize Marakwet marriage married meaning metaphor modern mother nature ordering of space organization of space particular patriclan PLATE Pokot polysemic position practical relationship ritual sexes sexuality Sibou sample Sibou village social actors spatial order spatial text square houses status strategies structures symbolic tion traditional valley floor values wattle and daub wife woman women References to this bookFrom other books
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