Power and Agency in Conceptualizing Life Stages as Master Narratives

Moin Syed

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It is worth noting that the term "folk life stages" may be preferable to "indigenous life stages" due to the fact that most conceptions of life stages in a given culture will be defined by those who hold social power, which is not necessarily the group who is indigenous to the region (especially in a colonization context).

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