A Serbian VillageColumbia University Press, 1958 - 325 pages A condensed version of the author's doctoral dissertation published in 1956 under title: Social and cultural change in a Serbian village. |
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Page 135
... common budget . Earlier , when larger zadrugas were more common , the distinc- tion between zadruga and household group was a more meaningful one ( as it still is in some parts of Yugoslavia ) . It apparently was never of great ...
... common budget . Earlier , when larger zadrugas were more common , the distinc- tion between zadruga and household group was a more meaningful one ( as it still is in some parts of Yugoslavia ) . It apparently was never of great ...
Page 148
... ( common - law wife ) 15. Sna za unukom ( granddaughter - in - law ) 16. Zet ( son - in - law ) 17. Praunuka ( great - granddaughter ) 18. Praunuk ( great - grandson ) 19. Otac ( father ) 20. Tašta ( mother - in - law ) 21. Tast ( father ...
... ( common - law wife ) 15. Sna za unukom ( granddaughter - in - law ) 16. Zet ( son - in - law ) 17. Praunuka ( great - granddaughter ) 18. Praunuk ( great - grandson ) 19. Otac ( father ) 20. Tašta ( mother - in - law ) 21. Tast ( father ...
Page 150
... common name , and have the same patron saint . The common ancestor is usually a male , and descent is always traced in the male line . Two Orašac genealogies , for the Stojanović and Andrić clans , are given in Figure 23. Stojan and ...
... common name , and have the same patron saint . The common ancestor is usually a male , and descent is always traced in the male line . Two Orašac genealogies , for the Stojanović and Andrić clans , are given in Figure 23. Stojan and ...
Contents
The Setting | 1 |
Serbia and Orašac in the Nineteenth Century | 21 |
Orašac Village Today | 37 |
Copyright | |
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