Tanyogn had less success imposing her wishes on...

Title

Description

"Tanyogn had less success imposing her wishes on children. She became extremely nervous when children climbed trees and would call to them to come down before they fell. She cited a case of a man who fell out of a tree and broke his leg. The children always ignored her and everyone else who urged them to come down. Since independence was part of Batek's life, she and the other adults accepted that the children didn't obey them. Rather than punishing the children, they tried to make them aware of the dangers and hoped for the best."

Creator

Adela Baer

Karen Endicott

Rosemary Gianno

Signe Howell

Barbara S. Nowak

Cornelia van der Sluys

Source

Adela Baer, Karen Endicott, Rosemary Gianno, Signe Howell, Barbara S. Nowak & Cornelia van der Sluys. (2006). Orang Asli women of Malaysia. Subang Jaya. Center For Orang Asli Concerns. p.59.

GN635 M4Ora

Date

2006

Contributor

amirul

Type

Book

Dublin Core