синдром

синдром

A complex of symptoms related to a single cause.

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Anthropology; Physical anthropology

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општа антропологија

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

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култура

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

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животна приказна

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

Of a key consultant or narrator; provides a personal cultural portrait of existence or change in a culture.

племе

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

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функционална објаснување

Anthropology; Cultural anthropology

Explanation that establishes a correlation or interrelationship between social customs. When customs are functionally interrelated, if one changes, the others also change.