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Kinship at the Core

Name: Kinship at the Core
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02021770
Price: 301.58 RON
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Author: Marilyn StrathernAudrey Richards
ISBN: 9780521105033

An Anthropology of Elmdon, a Village in North-west Essex in the Nineteen-Sixties

Marilyn StrathernAudrey Richards

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Editura Cambridge University Press, martie 2009

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