Aesthetics and Ritual in the United Arab Emirates: The Anthropology of Food and Personal Adornment Among Arabian WomenAmerican University of Beirut, 1983 - 119 pagine |
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Pagina 100
... honor him with the variety of food and body rituals or to offend him by the absence of part of these offerings , by limiting their quantity and variety , or disregarding their quality . These rites seem then to be aimed at minimizing ...
... honor him with the variety of food and body rituals or to offend him by the absence of part of these offerings , by limiting their quantity and variety , or disregarding their quality . These rites seem then to be aimed at minimizing ...
Pagina 101
... honor due to him . The term used for honor is karāmah but ikrām may also be used but less frequently . If the hostess does not honor the guest with food , coffee , and perfumes , the host is worthy of blame ( dhamm ) and has committed ...
... honor due to him . The term used for honor is karāmah but ikrām may also be used but less frequently . If the hostess does not honor the guest with food , coffee , and perfumes , the host is worthy of blame ( dhamm ) and has committed ...
Pagina 104
... honor , shame and gossip in the UAE to aspects pertaining to the host - guest relationship , and associated with food and body rituals . Peristiany argues that the concepts of honor and shame are pertinent to societies where social ...
... honor , shame and gossip in the UAE to aspects pertaining to the host - guest relationship , and associated with food and body rituals . Peristiany argues that the concepts of honor and shame are pertinent to societies where social ...
Parole e frasi comuni
according added aesthetic aloewood ambergris applied appreciation Arab areas avoid beautiful become believed blood body rituals bread called clothes coast coffee Cold color considered consumed cooked covered dishes dough dress dried drinking evil experience expressed face feet female fire fish food and body forms guest hair hand head henna honor host hostess important incense indigo jewelry leaves light lunch male mask material meal meat mixed mixture mountains mouth musk night occasions odors offered oils Once performed perfumes person Photo pieces placed platter pollution prayer preparation Prophet purify relatives religious removed rice right hand rites round saffron salt scents senses served side sitting skin smell social specific spices status sweet takes tastes touch traditional tray usually various veil washed wearing woman women