Comparing Cultures in Southern Ethiopia: From Ethnography to Generative Explanation

  • Abbink J
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Abstract

Apart from evoking fascinating ethnographic questions, this issue also raises theoretical problems, of wider significance outside the Ethiopian ethnographic context, related to structural comparison, societal change, and the import of underlying ecological and socioeconomic factors or processes that fuel cultural differentiation.

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Abbink, J. (2000). Comparing Cultures in Southern Ethiopia: From Ethnography to Generative Explanation. Northeast African Studies, 7(3), 1–13. https://doi.org/10.1353/nas.2005.0002

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