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WOMEN'S RIGHTS VERSUS WOMEN'S RITES : A Study of Circumcision Among the Ketu Yoruba of S.W. Nigeria - Softcover
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A case study examining the issue of female circumcision and how well-intentioned efforts by Americans to improve the lot of oppressed people elsewhere in the world can have the opposite effect. This study takes apart the cultural logic behind female circumcision and corrects certain anthropological distortions in popular literature on this practice.
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Emmanuel Babatunde is the director of the honors program at Lincoln University, Pennsylvania, where he teaches anthropology.
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