Journal of African Studies, Volume 2Heldref Publications, 1975 - Africa |
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Page 42
... Fulani and Moslem traditions can be found in the divergences and even flat contradic- tions between the customary ways of performing the few rituals which do exist in Fulani traditions and the ways prescribed by Islam . The marriage ...
... Fulani and Moslem traditions can be found in the divergences and even flat contradic- tions between the customary ways of performing the few rituals which do exist in Fulani traditions and the ways prescribed by Islam . The marriage ...
Page 44
... Fulani thinking does participate in making them what they mean for the Fulani . Not only are they a source of daily nourishment and a source of capital in emergencies , but also it is their relation to men which makes it possible for ...
... Fulani thinking does participate in making them what they mean for the Fulani . Not only are they a source of daily nourishment and a source of capital in emergencies , but also it is their relation to men which makes it possible for ...
Page 61
... Fulani village is like a Pygmy village in one important respect , for in both the membership is constantly changing , to such a degree ... Fulani values , especially independence . But , being a movable Fulani Interpersonal Relationships 61.
... Fulani village is like a Pygmy village in one important respect , for in both the membership is constantly changing , to such a degree ... Fulani values , especially independence . But , being a movable Fulani Interpersonal Relationships 61.
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Volume 2 Number | 1 |
Contents of Volume | 2 |
Archaeology Technology and Akan Civilization | 24 |
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