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Migration and Development: Implications for Ethnic Identity and Political Conflict (World Anthropology)

Politics & Social Sciences

Du Toit, Brian M.

Safa, Helen Icken

International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, 9th, Chicago, 1973

Sociology

Walter de Gruyter, Inc.

Aging and Menopause Among Indian South African Women (Suny Series in Medical Anthropology)

Du Toit contributes to the study of the climacteric as an important phase of the life cycle among women of different cultures (the later reproductive and postreproductive years). Drawing upon perspectives in anthropology, sociology, psychology, and gerontology, he demonstrates the need for an adequate cross-cultural theory of aging among women, and offers a solid body of research from South Africa in establishing a standard methodology for the study of the climacteric.

Aging and Menopause Among Indian South African Women (Suny Medical Anthropology)

Social Sciences

State University of New York Press

State Univ of New York Pr

Content and Context of Zulu Folk-Narratives (University of Florida Monographs. Social Sciences, No. 58.) (English and Zulu Edition)

Univ Pr of Florida

<p>Following the Anglo-Boer War, large numbers of malcontents would not or could not return to the land of their birth. In what emerged as the Afrikaner diaspora, some emigrated to Argentina, others to East Africa and the third group settled in the American Southwest. Most of the latter became farmers in the Texas-New Mexico area. This book traces the family traditions and provides genealogical charts for the Viljoen and Snyman families.</p>

Boer Settlers in the Southwest (SOUTHWESTERN STUDIES)

History

Butoit, Brian M.

Americas

Texas Western Pr

In 1901 a young man, whose family had escaped the policy of Russification and the pogroms, established the first of a number of tanning, extracting and logging companies in Western North Carolina. He had grown up in Pennsylvania and apprenticed as a tanner. He married a well educated woman. In 1917 Joseph Silverstein changed his name to Silversteen. Elizabeth, his wife, was active locally in Rosman and Brevard and in time rose to national prominence in the Daughters of the American Revolution. Their daughters Miriam, Dorothy and Adelaide were highly gifted. Miriam managed much of the father’s business, Dorothy majored in organ, piano and voice, and Adelaide went on to national prominence as a vocal performer and recorder. This is the story of their relationships and achievements and also the story of their home, Silvermont.

The Silversteens And Silvermont

Biographies & Memoirs

Publishamerica Inc

Migration and Development: Implications for Ethnic Identity and Political Conflict

Walter de Gruyter

Cannabis In Africa

Anthropology

CRC-Press

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