WOMEN LIKE MEAT: THE FOLKLORE AND FORAGING IDEOLOGY OF THE KALAHARI by Biesele, Megan
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ISBN: 9781868142125
Witwatersrand University Press | 01 January 1993
Paperback | 248 pages
In this study of the cognitive opposition of men and women in Ju/'hoan culture, Dr Biesele draws on a collection of oral literature, gathered over many years. The significance of an oral tradition to a foraging society is examined from anthropological, ethnographical and historical perspectives.