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all that is necessary to convert an exogamous deme into a clan - community is to give cultural recognition to the ... clans and the similarities in personnel of exogamous demes and clans are the factors responsible for much of the ...
all that is necessary to convert an exogamous deme into a clan - community is to give cultural recognition to the ... clans and the similarities in personnel of exogamous demes and clans are the factors responsible for much of the ...
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... clans . Surely that would be a clan respon- sibility and not a responsibility of a village official . The only way this system of orphan care can be made compatible with a clan system is if one has clan - communities . It has been ...
... clans . Surely that would be a clan respon- sibility and not a responsibility of a village official . The only way this system of orphan care can be made compatible with a clan system is if one has clan - communities . It has been ...
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... clan rather than a tribe . The assumption that an animal name means that a social group was a clan is the basis for Jay Miller's ( 1974 ) attack on my formulations . Miller's position can only be dealt with in relation to ...
... clan rather than a tribe . The assumption that an animal name means that a social group was a clan is the basis for Jay Miller's ( 1974 ) attack on my formulations . Miller's position can only be dealt with in relation to ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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