Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 3Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1993 |
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Page 71
... women organise spontaneously and try to improve their conditions of work and pay in the face of their bosses ( Papataxiarhis , 1988 ) . In Fourni , women have a major role in inter - community trade , undertake all dealings involved in ...
... women organise spontaneously and try to improve their conditions of work and pay in the face of their bosses ( Papataxiarhis , 1988 ) . In Fourni , women have a major role in inter - community trade , undertake all dealings involved in ...
Page 332
... women : and finally unmarried women . It was not unusual for these women to take lovers hence the identification with prostitutes . 6. Similar attitudes are evident in tribal society . Among the Nupe , witch hunting is related to a ...
... women : and finally unmarried women . It was not unusual for these women to take lovers hence the identification with prostitutes . 6. Similar attitudes are evident in tribal society . Among the Nupe , witch hunting is related to a ...
Page 364
... women go barefoot . What the artist has subtly done is to equate men with the public urban world , that of culture , and women with the private rural world , that of nature . For the presence or absence of shoes in Malta as in most ...
... women go barefoot . What the artist has subtly done is to equate men with the public urban world , that of culture , and women with the private rural world , that of nature . For the presence or absence of shoes in Malta as in most ...
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Journal of Mediterranean Studies | 1 |
Continuities Contradictions | 30 |
The Caccia di Tori Regeneration | 46 |
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