First, in the Hua world, foods are used to represent their view of the life. Since, they have a concept of “Nu” which symbolizes their nurture and growth, the relations of the food and the person who eats it is important for them (Anna Meigs 1988 : 346-349). Thus they created rules related to foods, and through following them, they keep their lives. Also, for them, foods represents the person’s identity itself.(Anna Meigs 1988 : 354). In other words, this mythical rules work as a symbol, and by sharing this belief with others, Hua culture is constructed.
Secondly, in the Nuer worlds, the naming system of the cattle and people has symbolic meaning to the Nuer. The men are called by their cattle’s name which they breed everyday, and women are
Secondly, in the Nuer worlds, the naming system of the cattle and people has symbolic meaning to the Nuer. The men are called by their cattle’s name which they breed everyday, and women are