Introductory Questions On African Ethnology
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465. Social condition of the pregnant woman. How considered. Clean or unclean. Dwelling place. Rules with regard to approaching it.
/i66. Sexual intercourse. Abstention. Restrictions. Punishments. — Dietary restrictions of a purely hygienic or of a magico-religious character.
Various prohibitions.
467. Amulets connected with pregnancy or delivery. Talismans, k fe- tishes « or figures representing, depicting or embodying spirits or deities of a protective nature.
468. Ritual connected with the t...ime of pregnancy (offerings to the dead or to certain spirits during pregnancy).
469. Good or evil omens. General divination. Divination of the sex of the unborn child. Series of customs, beliefs or superstitions.
— 58 — 470. Various particulars not anticipated in the above list.
hli. Child-bearing. Cases where it takes place in a special habitation, or compulsorily away from the ordinary dwelling.
il'i. Position and attitude adopted during delivery. Those present and assisting at the birth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
465. Social condition of the pregnant woman. How considered. Clean or unclean. Dwelling place. Rules with regard to approaching it.
/i66. Sexual intercourse. Abstention. Restrictions. Punishments. — Dietary restrictions of a purely hygienic or of a magico-religious character.
Various prohibitions.
467. Amulets connected with pregnancy or delivery. Talismans, k fe- tishes « or figures representing, depicting or embodying spirits or deities of a protective nature.
468. Ritual connected with the t...ime of pregnancy (offerings to the dead or to certain spirits during pregnancy).
469. Good or evil omens. General divination. Divination of the sex of the unborn child. Series of customs, beliefs or superstitions.
— 58 — 470. Various particulars not anticipated in the above list.
hli. Child-bearing. Cases where it takes place in a special habitation, or compulsorily away from the ordinary dwelling.
il'i. Position and attitude adopted during delivery. Those present and assisting at the birth.
What to read after Introductory Questions On African Ethnology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foucart, George to read onlineMoreLess
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