Ethnology, Volume 15University of Pittsburgh, 1976 - Anthropology |
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Like rivalries between brothers, rivalries between sisters (bon) are common and
even anticipated, even though it is expected that after marriage sisters will leave
their natal village to live in the home and village of their husbands, as residence ...
Like rivalries between brothers, rivalries between sisters (bon) are common and
even anticipated, even though it is expected that after marriage sisters will leave
their natal village to live in the home and village of their husbands, as residence ...
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presence of fraternal interest groups, then residence other than patrilocal
indicates the absence of fraternal interest groups or the dispersal of the venge.
ance group. Ember and Ember (1971: 581) lend support to this argument when
they ...
presence of fraternal interest groups, then residence other than patrilocal
indicates the absence of fraternal interest groups or the dispersal of the venge.
ance group. Ember and Ember (1971: 581) lend support to this argument when
they ...
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Table 6 prediction of friends' Residences s Observed residence occupation
Workplace | Birthplace Age Group Local lion-local Local Non-local i TDoo-inant -
- - - Young 80 91. 8 9: Middle 90 82x 20 18: 297 89: 37 ll: did 127 93: 9 7. | Not
Local ...
Table 6 prediction of friends' Residences s Observed residence occupation
Workplace | Birthplace Age Group Local lion-local Local Non-local i TDoo-inant -
- - - Young 80 91. 8 9: Middle 90 82x 20 18: 297 89: 37 ll: did 127 93: 9 7. | Not
Local ...
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Contents
Changing Icelandic Kinship | 1 |
Property and Ritual | 21 |
Measuring Marriage Preference | 35 |
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activities affinal agricultural appears associated become behavior blood brothers called castes child clan close codes collective considered continued contracts cultural daughter density direct discussion distance dowry eating economic example exchange expected fact father female formal friends given head household important Indian indicate individual initiated interest involved kinship labor land less Limbu lineage living male marriage married means measure noted occur organization original owners parents pattern persons political pollution population possible practices present rank reciprocity reference relationship relatives religious reserve residence respect result ritual sample sectoral sexual share slavery slaves social societies specific stage status structure suggests syncretic Table traditional unit usually variables village women