Journal of African Studies, Volume 2Heldref Publications, 1975 - Africa |
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... role structure is more dense and more clearly articulated . Formality signi- fies social distance , well - defined , public , insulated roles . Informality is appropriate to role confusion , familiarity , intimacy . Bodily control will ...
... role structure is more dense and more clearly articulated . Formality signi- fies social distance , well - defined , public , insulated roles . Informality is appropriate to role confusion , familiarity , intimacy . Bodily control will ...
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... role in commerce inevitably leads to deep involvement in the social as well as political life of the com- munities . Other factors are the dispersal of large Muslim groups , artisan classes , individual scholars and clerical families ...
... role in commerce inevitably leads to deep involvement in the social as well as political life of the com- munities . Other factors are the dispersal of large Muslim groups , artisan classes , individual scholars and clerical families ...
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... Role of the Catholic Missionaries . " 37 Horgan , " The Church and the War . " 38 Students of international relations have paid little attention to the role of the Vatican or to Vatican decision making , but one might note the following ...
... Role of the Catholic Missionaries . " 37 Horgan , " The Church and the War . " 38 Students of international relations have paid little attention to the role of the Vatican or to Vatican decision making , but one might note the following ...
Contents
Volume 2 Number | 1 |
Contents of Volume | 2 |
Archaeology Technology and Akan Civilization | 24 |
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