The Tribal Women of IndiaSundeep Prakashan, 1978 - 163 Seiten |
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Shyam Singh Shashi. 14 Epilogue The Tribal Woman in Transition Change is the inevitable phenomenon of nature and life . The tribal woman has to adopt herself to the conditions about her environment . It may be rapid or slow , good or bad ...
Shyam Singh Shashi. 14 Epilogue The Tribal Woman in Transition Change is the inevitable phenomenon of nature and life . The tribal woman has to adopt herself to the conditions about her environment . It may be rapid or slow , good or bad ...
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... tribal languages , so that they would not only prevail but flourish . He insisted that a measure of protection must be given so that " no outsider can take possession of tribal lands or forest or interfere with them in any way except ...
... tribal languages , so that they would not only prevail but flourish . He insisted that a measure of protection must be given so that " no outsider can take possession of tribal lands or forest or interfere with them in any way except ...
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... tribal art and culture His exquis- ite taste for design and colour disappears when a tribeman enters a shop in the bazar . The splen- did tribal dress and ornamentation is rapidly abandoned in favour of a parody of western clothing . The ...
... tribal art and culture His exquis- ite taste for design and colour disappears when a tribeman enters a shop in the bazar . The splen- did tribal dress and ornamentation is rapidly abandoned in favour of a parody of western clothing . The ...
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The Gaddi Women | 1 |
The Women of Kinnaur | 10 |
The Gujjar Women | 17 |
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