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... kinship obligations . These kinship obliga- tions establish reciprocal expectations with respect to food , clothing , shelter , and other economic goods . Kinship - embedded transactions constitute only a meager portion of modern ...
... kinship obligations . These kinship obliga- tions establish reciprocal expectations with respect to food , clothing , shelter , and other economic goods . Kinship - embedded transactions constitute only a meager portion of modern ...
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... kinship . Kinship is the paramount ideology of domestic life . Descent * Kinship relationships must not be confused with biological relation- ships . The cultural meaning of marriage and descent is not the equivalent of biological ...
... kinship . Kinship is the paramount ideology of domestic life . Descent * Kinship relationships must not be confused with biological relation- ships . The cultural meaning of marriage and descent is not the equivalent of biological ...
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... kinship ideology and another . Since the changes in residence and descent may not proceed in perfect tandem at any given moment - that is , descent changes may lag behind residence changes - one should expect to encounter combinations ...
... kinship ideology and another . Since the changes in residence and descent may not proceed in perfect tandem at any given moment - that is , descent changes may lag behind residence changes - one should expect to encounter combinations ...
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Biological Evolution | 7 |
FIGURES 11 Anthropologists at Work 289 | 8 |
Population Genetics | 13 |
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