10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SORORALLY»
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sororally in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sororally and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Stories in the worst way
The story, In Waking Hours, is on a corporate type who vents his hate of people by mimicking them, while in Slops a professor exploits a bowl disorder to keep people away. Some stories are only a few sentences long.
2
The Court suburb magazine, ed. by F. Aikin-Kortright
As it is, they transact the principal business of the family: the others following their
lead, and fraternally and sororally doing all they can to assist them. Thus, though
in holding the pen these two are prime movers, yet the middle finger is a very ...
Fanny Aikin- Kortright, 1870
3
And Rachel Stole the Idols: The Emergence of Modern Hebrew ...
Imagining herself a hayah/Havah in a previous incarnation, the poet speaker
identifies herself sororally with the generative powers of the first woman, Eve, and
with femininity in general. Notice that she directly contrasts this generative quality
...
4
The Stranger-Kings of Sikka: With an Integrated Edition of ...
But what if the autochthons who married strangers calculated descent sororally
and through the female line? Were this the case, then the marriages of sisters or
women represented. 12 The earlier marriage of Du'a Sikka could have potentially
...
5
The Martyr Luis de Carvajal: A Secret Jew in ...
Francisca sororally suggested that her brother calm down. Baltasar also tried to
placate the governor. Then, referring to Isabel's advice, Francisca explained, "
She said it for your own good." On hearing this the governor again pulled his
beard ...
Only Numa, who has looked to Silma—despite her ostensible resistance— as his
potential mate, is initially unhappy. But Silma, sweefly, sororally enticing him into
their family group, tending to all his non-conjugal needs, soon wins him over.
7
Traditional Narratives of the Rock Cree Indians
... with which the story begins, the hero's sororally polygynous marriage with
which the story happily concludes, his trick for feeding the eagle, and perhaps
also the multi-headed witikowak, although the latter possess a certain European
flavor.
8
Sociobiology: Sense Or Nonsense
... one finds that only 5 of 15 monogamous societies (33%) treat cousins
asymmetrically, while 7 of 8 sororally polygynous societies (87.5%) treat them
asymmetrically (p = 0.0177: Fisher's exact probability test;Siegel, 1965). (
Alexander, 1977b.) ...
9
Intimacies: Love and Sex Across Cultures
In polygynous marriages, even sororally polygynous ones, cowives compete for
resources for themselves and their children.7 In fraternally polyandrous
marriages, on the other hand, cohusbands have been important allies for the
survival and ...
William R. Jankowiak, 2013
10
Solar Labyrinth: Exploring Gene Wolfe's Book of the New Sun
Yes, Merryn is described as having a face “immobile as an oread's in a picture,”
compared to a “black clad doll,” and has mask imagery associated with her, but
how these may sororally connect Merryn to Severian escapes me. Likewise, the ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SORORALLY»
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sororally is used in the context of the following news items.
Carolyn Hax: Sister mulls figurative amputation after her dating …
And emotionally settled, and responsibly housed, and professionally stabilized, and sororally bonded despite your mother-figure/wild-child dynamic. So I can ... «Sacramento Bee, Mar 15»
Don't abandon sister; give her room, time to evolve
And emotionally settled, and responsibly housed, and professionally stabilized, and sororally bonded despite your mother-figure/wild-child dynamic. So I can ... «Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Mar 15»
