The Way the World is

  Preface

 expand section1  Ethnographic and Theoretical Introduction
 expand section2  Akher Zamani  Mombasa Swahili History and Contemporary Society
 expand section3  The Brotherhood of Coconuts  Unity, Conflict, and Narrowing Loyalties
 expand section4  He Who Eats with You  Kinship, Family, and Neighborhood
 expand section5  Understanding is Like Hair  Limited Cultural Sharing and the Inappropriateness of "All by All" and "Some by Some" Models for Swahili Culture
 expand section6  Close One of Your Eyes  Concealing Differences Between the Generations and the Uses of "Tokens"
 expand section7  Liking Only Those in Your Eye  Relationship Terms, Statuses, and Cultural Models
 expand section8  Tongues are Spears  Shame and Differentiated Conformity
 expand section9  Leaning on the Cow's Fat Hump  Medical Choices, Unshared Culture, and General Expectations
 expand section10  A Wife is Clothes  Family Politics, Cultural Organization, and Social Structure
 expand section11  The Dynamics of Swahili Culture  A Status-Centered View

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 1 Ethnographic and Theoretical Introduction
 2 Akher Zamani Mombasa Swahili History and Contemporary Society
 3 The Brotherhood of Coconuts Unity, Conflict, and Narrowing Loyalties
 4 He Who Eats with You Kinship, Family, and Neighborhood
 5 Understanding is Like Hair Limited Cultural Sharing and the Inappropriateness of "All by All" and "Some by Some" Models for Swahili Culture
 6 Close One of Your Eyes Concealing Differences Between the Generations and the Uses of "Tokens"
 7 Liking Only Those in Your Eye Relationship Terms, Statuses, and Cultural Models
 8 Tongues are Spears Shame and Differentiated Conformity
 9 Leaning on the Cow's Fat Hump Medical Choices, Unshared Culture, and General Expectations
 10 A Wife is Clothes Family Politics, Cultural Organization, and Social Structure
 11 The Dynamics of Swahili Culture A Status-Centered View
  References
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