Everywhere humans structure their social field, amongst others, by way of what is called a kinship system. Such systems include aspects of language (kinship terminology), aspects of practice and strategy (marriage, normative behaviours) and aspects of transmission and social reproduction (inheritance and descent). This chapter provides the theoretical and methodological tools to investigate this important social field
Confusions between substantive and relational concepts of kinship as a social network have led to a ...
Kinship, like language, is a structure, not a substance. The distinctive features of kinship network...
Abstract: Research in anthropology has shown that kin terminologies have a complex combinatorial str...
Everywhere humans structure their social field, amongst others, by way of what is called a kinship s...
Everywhere humans structure their social field, amongst others, by way of what is called a kinship s...
Everywhere humans structure their social field, amongst others, by way of what is called a kinship s...
This papers examines the recent controversy as to whether there is any universally defined domain of...
This papers examines the recent controversy as to whether there is any universally defined domain of...
Kinship -- the relations of nurturance and belonging forged in the course of reproducing human commu...
Kinship systems are the glue that holds social groups together. This volume presents a novel approac...
Kinship systems are the glue that holds social groups together. This volume presents a novel approac...
A key change in the evolution of our species from a common ancestor with the chimpanzees was the shi...
Kinship is the essential premise of organizing individuals into social groups, roles, and categories...
This article outlines the development of kinship studies in anthropology from their beginning to our...
Kinship, like language, is a structure, not a sub-stance.1 The distinctive features of kinship netwo...
Confusions between substantive and relational concepts of kinship as a social network have led to a ...
Kinship, like language, is a structure, not a substance. The distinctive features of kinship network...
Abstract: Research in anthropology has shown that kin terminologies have a complex combinatorial str...
Everywhere humans structure their social field, amongst others, by way of what is called a kinship s...
Everywhere humans structure their social field, amongst others, by way of what is called a kinship s...
Everywhere humans structure their social field, amongst others, by way of what is called a kinship s...
This papers examines the recent controversy as to whether there is any universally defined domain of...
This papers examines the recent controversy as to whether there is any universally defined domain of...
Kinship -- the relations of nurturance and belonging forged in the course of reproducing human commu...
Kinship systems are the glue that holds social groups together. This volume presents a novel approac...
Kinship systems are the glue that holds social groups together. This volume presents a novel approac...
A key change in the evolution of our species from a common ancestor with the chimpanzees was the shi...
Kinship is the essential premise of organizing individuals into social groups, roles, and categories...
This article outlines the development of kinship studies in anthropology from their beginning to our...
Kinship, like language, is a structure, not a sub-stance.1 The distinctive features of kinship netwo...
Confusions between substantive and relational concepts of kinship as a social network have led to a ...
Kinship, like language, is a structure, not a substance. The distinctive features of kinship network...
Abstract: Research in anthropology has shown that kin terminologies have a complex combinatorial str...