In this view, transactable objects belong to society as a whole and are not inalienable possessions associated with certain persons.
22.
Because the Dreaming itself is an inalienable possession kept secret by clan elders, it can be lost and hierarchy defeated.
23.
Mayan languages often contrast alienable and inalienable possession by varying the way the noun is ( or is not ) marked as possessed.
24.
In inalienable possession, a singular possessor is marked by a suffix on the noun indexing the possessor ( possessor agreement suffix ).
25.
Anthropologist Annette Weiner refers to these types of objects as " inalienable possessions " and to the process as " keeping while giving ".
26.
The classes of free and bound nouns roughly correspond with the concept, common in Austronesian languages, of alienable and inalienable possession respectively.
27.
According to God's distribution of nations it is their home, an inalienable possession from which they were expelled by force ."
28.
Annette Weiner broadened the application of this category of property outside the European context, referring to the category as " inalienable possessions ".
29.
Throughout history, human organs have acquired different characteristics, acting as both alienable and inalienable possessions depending on the temporal and spatial context.
30.
The list of inalienable nouns suggests that the formal marking of inalienable possession is restricted to nouns denoting social ( and biological ) kinship relations.
