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Page 164
... patrilineal descent , people automat- ically have lifetime membership in their fath- er's group . The children of all male members of the descent group join it , but the children of female members are excluded . Matrilineal and patrilineal ...
... patrilineal descent , people automat- ically have lifetime membership in their fath- er's group . The children of all male members of the descent group join it , but the children of female members are excluded . Matrilineal and patrilineal ...
Page 246
... Patrilineal - Virilocal Complex and Low Female Status The Igbo are unusual among patrilineal - viri- local societies , in which female status is usu- ally lower . Martin and Voorhies14 link the de- cline of matriliny and the spread of ...
... Patrilineal - Virilocal Complex and Low Female Status The Igbo are unusual among patrilineal - viri- local societies , in which female status is usu- ally lower . Martin and Voorhies14 link the de- cline of matriliny and the spread of ...
Page 438
... patrilineal descent , 163–64 , 175–76 bridewealth and , 184-87 in segmentary lineage organiza- tion , 207-9 patrilineal parallel - cousin marriage , 182-83 , 193 patrilineal - virilocal 48 , 258 15 polity , 196 , 216 polyandry , 187 ...
... patrilineal descent , 163–64 , 175–76 bridewealth and , 184-87 in segmentary lineage organiza- tion , 207-9 patrilineal parallel - cousin marriage , 182-83 , 193 patrilineal - virilocal 48 , 258 15 polity , 196 , 216 polyandry , 187 ...
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