Ethnology, Volume 36University of Pittsburgh, 1997 - Anthropology |
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Page 103
... lineage ancestors and not those of Agumoimbange named and " gave birth ” to the location . As a contemporary " happening , " the lodge became an " event " through the politics of mythic history and totemism . Since Njumwi's lineage is ...
... lineage ancestors and not those of Agumoimbange named and " gave birth ” to the location . As a contemporary " happening , " the lodge became an " event " through the politics of mythic history and totemism . Since Njumwi's lineage is ...
Page 108
... lineages . " Although Ego in an Omaha society calls men in his wife's lineage one kin term , his son calls them another , and so on . In this manner , according to Barnes , Omaha terminologies actually emphasize rather than suppress ...
... lineages . " Although Ego in an Omaha society calls men in his wife's lineage one kin term , his son calls them another , and so on . In this manner , according to Barnes , Omaha terminologies actually emphasize rather than suppress ...
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... lineage organizations had been ethnographically reported actually lacked lineage ideology and therefore had no lineages . At about the same time , the presence of a sibling principle was advanced in the working papers of The Sibling ...
... lineage organizations had been ethnographically reported actually lacked lineage ideology and therefore had no lineages . At about the same time , the presence of a sibling principle was advanced in the working papers of The Sibling ...
Contents
A Reconsideration | 1 |
Spain and Portugal Compared | 13 |
Ethnographic Notes on Conceptions and Dynamics of Political | 31 |
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