The Absolute and Relative Food Sharing Rules or Taboos of the Hua

question 22

Multiple Choice

The absolute and relative food sharing rules or taboos of the Hua people of Papua New Guinea address concerns regarding:

• A) contagion and cannibalism.
• B) communitas.
• C) disease transfer or communication.
• D) hygiene or cleanliness.
• E) digestive processes.

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