Motif
early childhood transition into gendered subsistence learning
early_childhood_transition_into_gendered_subsistence_learning
A motif of the Initiation and Transformative Ordeal family. Every row below is a tagged passage; each rests on a quote in its source text.
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andamanese
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The Andaman Islanders: A Study in Social Anthropology LIST OF FIGURES IN THE TEXT / INTRODUCTION / CHAPTER I / THE SOCIAL ORGANISATION; lines 3011-3105 confidence: high
At five or six, a boy’s father makes toy bow and arrows and sometimes a toy canoe; boys begin learning men’s occupations, while girls learn women’s tasks by accompanying mothers in gathering, fishing, and reef collecting.
Boys begin learning men’s occupations after receiving toy bow and arrows and sometimes a toy canoe, while girls learn women’s tasks by accompanying mothers.
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