The Role of the Aged in Primitive Society |
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Some degree of prestige for the aged seems to have been practically universal in all known societies . This is so general , in fact , that it cuts across many cultural factors that have appeared to determine trends in other topics ...
Some degree of prestige for the aged seems to have been practically universal in all known societies . This is so general , in fact , that it cuts across many cultural factors that have appeared to determine trends in other topics ...
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private property in objects other than land have tended in general to favor opportunities for prestige among aged men and to a much less degree among aged women . ( Cor . 133–142 ) . Wherever important property rights have been ...
private property in objects other than land have tended in general to favor opportunities for prestige among aged men and to a much less degree among aged women . ( Cor . 133–142 ) . Wherever important property rights have been ...
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In summary , then , it may be concluded that considerable prestige has been accorded to the aged in primitive societies , but only under culturally determined circumstances and for a limited age period which rarely extended into ...
In summary , then , it may be concluded that considerable prestige has been accorded to the aged in primitive societies , but only under culturally determined circumstances and for a limited age period which rarely extended into ...
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