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ertr-297	Brusadin, Leandro Benedini	The Gift Theory and the Triad of Hospitality Ancient and Modern	2018	19	.pdf	application/pdf	6544	281	46	Nevertheless, there have been other studies that we can relate to this perspective, although sometimes the economic analysis tends to prevail at the expense of the complexity of society Therefore, examples of primitive gifts can be mentioned in the following rituals: the potlatch, practiced by indigenous tribes in Northwest America, refer to a notion of credit and honour; the o kula, practiced by inhabitants of the Trobriand Islands in which the precious goods that circulate in the opposite sense in accordance with sex, were inseparable between their symbolic and utilitarian values. Introduction “The Gift” presents a notion on the theory of gift giving as a common denominator of human exercise involving three obligations: to give, to receive and to reciprocate.	cache/ertr-297.pdf	txt/ertr-297.txt