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- 2.2
- tensils, chickens, tools Some things, like land, cannot be exchanged for anything, but are inherited (Boh... l services, even if its members don’t know it and cannot see it. Some societies impose a specific set of
- 2.1
- tensils, chickens, tools Some things, like land, cannot be exchanged for anything, but are inherited (Boh
- 3.1
- hings you can exchange (for money) and things you cannot. * No society exists in isolation, and today ev
- 4.2
- 2007). * Both milk siblings and blood siblings cannot marry. * Is there a symbol for milk kinship on
- 8.1
- is distinct from the mundane, and so individuals cannot simply do what they want with sacred things. ===
- 9.1
- orld. I have to find a way of recognising that I cannot be self sufficient in myself. **I am, from the m
- 9.2
- orld. I have to find a way of recognising that I cannot be self sufficient in myself. **I am, from the m
- 11.2
- risks are more important than the “risk” that one cannot meet material needs. * Some examples of probl
- module_i_quiz
- e. See Jones (2013), particularly Rule #6 ))) You cannot collaborate, collude, or conspire will your fello
- module_iii_essay
- world. I have to find a way of recognising that I cannot be self sufficient in myself. I am, from the mome