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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

They provide institutions through which merit can be recognized and rewarded, and tribal traditions freshened, maintained and renewed. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #159)
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15 159 They provide institutions through which merit can be recognized and rewarded, and tribal traditions freshened, maintained and renewed.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 156 They function, too, as View more quotes about guards">guards and police.
15 157 It is part of their function, too, to keep the tribes apprised as to the movements of kailiauk and to organize and police tribal hunts.
15 158 Such societies, too, it might be noted, are useful in various social ways.
15 159 They provide institutions through which merit can be recognized and rewarded, and tribal traditions freshened, maintained and renewed.
15 160 They preserve medicine bundles, keep ceremonies and teach histories.
15 161 It is common for them to give feasts and hold dances.
15 162 Their rivalries provide an outlet for intratribal aggression, and the attendant competitions supply an encouragement for effort and a stimulus to excellence.
They function, too, as guards and police. It is part of their function, too, to keep the tribes apprised as to the movements of kailiauk and to organize and police tribal hunts. Such societies, too, it might be noted, are useful in various social ways. They provide institutions through which merit can be recognized and rewarded, and tribal traditions freshened, maintained and renewed. They preserve medicine bundles, keep ceremonies and teach histories. It is common for them to give feasts and hold dances. Their rivalries provide an outlet for intratribal aggression, and the attendant competitions supply an encouragement for effort and a stimulus to excellence. - (Savages of Gor)