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5 May 2024: in Nepal disrupt the presumed path of orality to literacy by incorporating digital technologies as part of their techniques of recording oral history (Martindale <i>et al.</i> 2018: 199-200,

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5 May 2024: Social Science & Medicine 200, 65-72. Richardson, K. 2018. Challenging sociality: an anthropology of robots, autism, and attachment.

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5 May 2024: 2018: 199-200, 202). The centrality of oral performances to the recitation of origin myths by ritual practitioners is internalised by members of the Thangmi community who view orality as a ... Anthropology & Education Quarterly 12(3), 163-200. Alim, H., J

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5 May 2024: Most groups in all the African regions where matriliny is found follow patrilineal, dual or cognatic descent, and all the major influences entering over the past 200 years and more have

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5 May 2024: it is only going out for a walk that really helps them to overcome the vicissitudes of ‘still’ moments that negatively affect their lives (Vermeulen 2020, 200).