TY  - GEN
AU  - Graham,Sumner,William
TI  - Folkways: a study of the Sociological importance of usages, manners, customs mores, and morals
U1  - 302.5 21
PY  - 1960///
CY  - New Yord - US
PB  - New American Library of World Literature
KW  - SOCIEDAD
KW  - CIVILIZACION
KW  - SOCIEDADES PRIMITIVAS
KW  - SALUD
KW  - POLITICA ECONOMICA
KW  - POLITICA SOCIAL
KW  - MEXICO
KW  - MATRIMONIO
KW  - ISRAEL
KW  - RELIGION
KW  - MEDIO AMBIENTE
KW  - COSTUMBRES
KW  - ETNOGRAFIA
KW  - DIALECTOS
KW  - REVOLUCION
KW  - MUJERES
KW  - EDUCACION
KW  - POBREZA
KW  - ITALIA
KW  - CIENCIAS SOCIALES
KW  - SOCIOLOGIA
N2  - Contiene: Fundamental notions of the folkways and of the mores - Characteristics of the mores - The struggle for existence - Labor, wealth - Socetal, selection - Slavery - Abortion, infanticide, killing the old - Cannibalism - Sex mores - The marriage institution - The social codes - Incest - Kinship, blood revenge, primitive justice, peace unions - Uncleanness and the evil eye - The mores can make anything right and prevent dondemnationof anything - Sacral harlotry, child sacrifice - Popular sports, exhibitions, drama - Asceticism - Education, history - Life policy, virtue vs. Success
ER  -