... Nuer people, like other people whose languages are in danger of becoming extinct, have a poor opinion of their own language. In the Sixteenth Century, there were English speaking people who looked down on the English languags. Latin was ...
... Nuer people also have their own goal of occupying Anywaa lands and creating their own country called “ The Greater Naath Nation . ” The first Anywaa lands occupied by the Nuer were Nyium Amiel ( Nasir ) and Akobo . The Nuer emigrated ...
... nuer people from southern sudan as recently resettled refugees living in minnesota. at the time, I was writing grant applications and preparing to return to namibia for doctoral research on issues of gender, race, and postconflict ...
... Nuer people had suggested that they meet one another. Simon and Sarah knew each other only from a distance in Sudan and the camps in Ethiopia. The cows that were transferred from Simon's family to Nyariek's family were not returned ...
... Nuer people as a whole . Rather , they pointed out the need for Garang and his Dinka allies , more generally , to acknowledge the fact that the Nuer were capable of producing strong and able political leaders . One eastern Nuer chief ...
... Nuer people and, 25 repeated play game theory and, 27–28 single-shot game theory and, 25–27 in stateless societies, 25, 26–27 violence and, 25 Arbitration game theory and, 13 as mechanism of conflict resolution, 11–13 Nuer people, among ...
... (Nuer people). Historically, as Evans-Pritchard (1940) has described, Nuer communities were organized around clans and lineages, a lineage being a smaller segment of a clan. The degree to which people relate to one another is based on ...
... Nuer people , 87 , 160 sky Divinity ( juong ) , 160 , 170 , 171 , 172 medical assistance by missionaries , 246 , 247 , 252 medicine - men of Kurmuk District , 275 medicines ( see also Arum men ; Ebony Men ; Elephant Medicine ; mushu ...
... Nuer people, who live along the Nile in Sudan, believe in a mythological link between humans and elephants, including common ancestors. According to the legend, these shared ancestors had an enormous girl with long teeth. When she grew ...
... Nuer people , who live near Malakal , believe their ancestor originated in the west and descended to earth down a baobab . The distribution of the baobab , which is not recorded from Nuer territory , raises doubts about the authenticity ...