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Chapter Three. Phases of Life |
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conflict between morung and household for labour |
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A conflict between the interests of the two units, family and morung community, could arise only if there was too heavy a demand for work for the morung. If tasks such as the building of a new morung were unduly extended and a morung was short of able-bodied men, the work on individual fields might suffer, but community tasks were usually undertaken during the slack periods of the agricultural year. |
