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Pvc-C14-Analyses-2004, Patricia Urban

Four Valleys Archive

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Epc Notes 06 Pamela Geller Field Notes 2004 Ep Str 5 Disturbed Burials Structure 5, Pamela Geller

Four Valleys Archive

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Hana Wani, Hana Kai Hausa Proverb: To Refuse Another Is To Refuse Yourself. The Quest For Liberatory Efl Teaching In West Africa, Althea Danielski

MA TESOL Collection

What happens when an American tries to do Freirean-based liberatory teaching in the post-colonial, EFL context of West Africa? This independent professional project (IPP) explores the background of liberatory teaching practices in English language teaching, focusing on critical pedagogy, problem posing and the Participatory Approach. The author describes her education and development as a liberatory English teacher. As an American working in developing countries, she questions her ability to act as a supporter of liberation. Does her inherent position of privilege and power prevent her from promoting social justice and freedom from poverty? The author explores these questions, her own …

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Film Review: Wedding Through Camera Eyes: A Trilogy Of Wedding Photography In Korea, Jinhee Lee

Faculty Research & Creative Activity

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Ways Of Knowing Tibetan Peoples And Landscapes, Wim Van Spengen

HIMALAYA, the Journal of the Association for Nepal and Himalayan Studies

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Do Women Really Need Marital Partners For Support Of Their Reproductive Success? The Case Of The Matrilineal Khasi Of N.E. India, Donna L. Leonetti, Dilip C. Nath, Natabar S. Hemam, Dawn B. Neill

Social Sciences

Among the Khasi, a matrilineal society in N. E. India, women have direct control over resources and help from matrilineal kin. Given this context, we question what effects husbands might have on women's reproductive success. Multivariate analyses of husband contributions on number of liveborn children, child survival, and growth of children find positive effects. These effects pertain particularly if the husband is reported to be head of household, otherwise husband effects can be negative. The analysis is framed in terms of facultative reproductive strategies as husbands' contributions are viewed as responses to variation in women's resources and condition.

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