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    <subfield code="a">	The Story Began Long Ago ... ---
I. Commitment from the Mirror-Writing Box. The triple bind ---
Silence in time ---
Rites of passage ---
The Guilt ---
Freedom and the masses ---
For the people, by the people, and from the people ---
Vertically imposed language: on clarity, craftsmanship, and She who steals language ---
A sketched window on the world ---
The infinite play of empty mirrors ---
Writing woman ----
II. The Language of Nativism: Anthropology as a Scientific Conversation of Man with Man. The reign of worn codes ---
The positivist dream: We, the natives; They, the natives ---
A Western Science of man---
A Myth of mythology ---
What 'man' and which 'man'? ---
Gossip and science: a conversation on what I love according to truth ---
Nativist interpretation ---
See them as they see each other ----
III. Difference: 'A Special Third World Women Issue'. The Policy of Oseparate development ---
The Sense of specialness ---
The question of roots and authenticity ---
Infinite Layer: I am not i can be you and me ---
The female identity enclosure Third World? ---
'Woman' and the subtle power of linguistic exclusion ---
Subject-in-the-making ---
Ethnicity or womanhood: whose duality? ---
The Gender controversy ----
IV. Grandma's Story. Truth and fact: story and history ---
Keepers and transmitters ---
Storytelling in the 'civilized' context ---
A regenerating force ---
At once 'black' and 'white' magic ---
The woman warrior: she who breaks open the spell ---
A cure and a protection from illness ---
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