Wednesday, April 27, 2016

5.2 Government and equality
Anthropologists, who lived and studied Aboriginal society, they noticed
that the stories, songs and rituals of the Dreamtime contained information on
ways of life and it was the responsibility of the clan to ensure that the status quo was
preserved. The government was therefore influenced by two factors, kinship and
location.
The older family were responsible for the conduct of business and
behaviors associated with the reports that regulated the majority of the
daily life. The power of these elders was limited to the areas in which they
They had spiritual powers and responsibilities.
Anthropologists use the word to describe the government's equality in society
Aboriginal. Sacket Lee, an anthropologist who has studied the tribe Wiluna
Western Australia, wrote "... one aspect of the traditional system of values
tribe. This was called the Council of Elders. This Council
He met with the intention of leading the initiations, weddings and ceremonies
burial in respect of Aboriginal traditions.
The females were not considered Older, however women aged
Advanced held the function of midwives and had authority over the facts
They concerned the female world.

1 comment:

  1. In my culture there is a government elect from the people and there are not government based on seniority and women are free to participate

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