Add to ORKGThe analysis provided in this paper is not that of any particular Dravidian terminology, let alone a proto-Dravidian terminology. Rather, it the analysis of an abstracted Dravidian terminology formed by dropping one of the four "principles of opposition" that Louis Dumont (and Trautmann) considered to be essential to Dravidian terminologies, namely that of relative age, as if relative age is not an integral part of Dravidian terminologies. De Almeida merely notes (after quoting Dumont (1953)): "we ignore distinctions concerning relative age" (p. 2). One may want to simplify in order to keep tractable the algebraic argument regarding products of kin types, but this means we are dealing with a formal analysis constructed at an unstated remove...
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The thought-provoking review of Denham by Dr. Robert Banks points out some very important parts of c...
This paper models the age-group social rules followed by the Rendille of northern Kenya and develops...
This is an important paper with far-reaching consequences for the analysis of Australian indigenous ...
The logical nature of kinship terminologies has been argued for from the beginning of kinship studie...
BdA’s model does a service by clarifying the precise structure of Trautmann’s paradigm of Dravidian ...
The Comment of Dwight Read also expresses much of my own view on this paper. I agree in particular w...
This article is about the essential nature of transformations in Dravidian kinship systems as may be...
Since what seems to be the first treatment in the 1882 [M] as an “algebra”, the topic now known as “...
My reply continues the discussion of Crow-Omaha skewing, Alternate-Generation equations, Bifurcate-C...
The seven commentators, Thomas Trautmann, Peter Whiteley, Patrick McConvell, Patrick Heady, Franklin...
Classificatory (“bifurcate merging”) terminologies with a ‘cross-cousin’ marriage rule are sometimes...
German Dziebel’s critique of our Crow-Omaha volume of nine years ago rests on his book of fourteen y...
International audienceThis volume's fifteen contributors argue that kinship analysis should remain f...
Kin terminology research—as reflected in Crow-Omaha and Dziebel (2021)—has long been interested in “...
Read’s work on the generative logic of kinship terminologies constitutes one of the most distinctive...
The thought-provoking review of Denham by Dr. Robert Banks points out some very important parts of c...
This paper models the age-group social rules followed by the Rendille of northern Kenya and develops...
This is an important paper with far-reaching consequences for the analysis of Australian indigenous ...
The logical nature of kinship terminologies has been argued for from the beginning of kinship studie...