- A clan is a
group of
people united by
actual or
perceived kinship and descent. Even if
lineage details are unknown, a clan may
claim descent from a founding...
- disease. Jews were the
creators of both
communism and capitalism; they were
clannish but also cosmopolitan;
cowardly and warmongering; self-righteous moralists...
- art and
portrays different communities of
clowns and
other performers as
clannish,
rivalrous subcultures obsessed with
precedence and status. Goldthwait...
- the City of
London and
Westminster in the 16th and 17th centuries; the
clannish guild of
watermen ferried Londoners from
landing to
landing and tolerated...
- Maxwell, Hu, The
History of
Barbour County, West Virginia, p. 310. "
Clannish Group of
Mixed Racial Blood in
Taylor County" (1935), pg 2. This three-page...
- of
empirical evidence, has
named the
society as 'collectivist
familial (
clannish) society'. Further,
Gujarati society is
found to have a high
social capital...
- had
little in
common with
local Sicilians, who came from the
rural and
clannish south." In Detroit's history,
within the
crafts Italians concentrated on...
-
Different communities of clowns,
mimes and
other performers are
depicted as
clannish,
rivalrous subcultures obsessed with
precedence and status. This was Goldthwait's...
-
Afrikaner families thus
became larger in size, more interconnected, and
clannish than
those of any
other colonial establishment in the world. Some of the...
- to
other identities dominant among Palestinians,
including primordial clannish, tribal, local, and
Islamist identities. As
recently as 2001,
genetic research...
