«UDUK»に関連するマレー語の本
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BRIDGES to the Customer's Heart: Commonsense ...
Bridges to the Customer’s Heart successfully captures the essence of what it takes to be customer-centric.
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A Portrait of Rädda Barnen's Experience with Uduk ...
Rädda Barnen, or Swedish Save the Children, has been involved with Sudanese refugees in Ethiopia for many years and an important part of this work has been in education.
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The Listening Ebony: Moral Knowledge, Religion, and ...
Notions of the person and of the foundations of bodily and moral experience lie at the heart of this second ethnographic volume devoted to the Uduk-speaking people of Sudan.
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In Search of Cool Ground: War, Flight & Homecoming in ...
the Uduk might have been recognized as related people having a general claim to be accepted and welcomed as temporary settlers. The majority of inhabitants seem now, however, to be mobile pastoralist Nuer, who have been expanding ...
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100 Tempat Makan Paling Diincar: Nikmati Rasanya, ...
NAsi uduK KeBoN KAcANG Bermula di sebuah Gang, Kini Punya lima cabang Berdiri sejak 1967, usaha ini telah diturunkan dari ayah ke anaknya. Hingga kini, Nasi Uduk Kebon Kacang telah memiliki empat cabang di Radio Dalam, Kelapa ...
Redaksi TransMedia, Reni Yuniawati, 2008
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Historical Dictionary of Ethiopia - Halaman 403
UDUK PEOPLE AND LANGUAGE. Some 18,000 (2012 Joshua Project estimate) Uduk live in southern Blue Nile Province of Sudan just across the border from Ethiopia. They call themselves Kwanim Pa and are culturally and linguistically ...
David H. Shinn, Thomas P. Ofcansky, 2013
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Other Histories - Halaman 22
'The present-day world of the Uduk', says James (1979:234), 'can be received (by us) on its own terms, as yet another exotic way of life and thought'. It is tempting to imagine that we are the ones with fluid boundaries and uncertainty, while ...
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Civilian Devastation: Abuses by All Parties in the War in ... - Halaman 25
Sudan at Yabus Bridge, the Uduk refugees together with some SPLA troops were bombed by the Sudanese air force. When the refugees retreated into the hills they were shelled. Over the next few months they straggled into the Itang refugee ...
Jemera Rone, John Prendergast, Karen Sorensen, 1994
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Signifying Animals - Halaman 186
WENDY JAMES We 'kwanim pa [Uduk] don't have guns, we don't know how to fight, we ask for security from the government, and the government attacks us. So we just run into the bush like wild animals. (Elderly man, displaced to Khartoum, ...
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Land of promise: church growth in a Sudan at war - Halaman 83
to western values, appealed to the Uduk and soon many started becoming Christians. The outlying Churches started to grow. These Uduk were not becoming Christians because of the benefits of western medicine, ...
