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... Basic anthropology informs us that in egalitarian societies a member has as much right ( with some exceptions ) to the resources of that society as any other members of the society . This , it is admitted , is an ideal type . Thus , a ...
... Basic anthropology informs us that in egalitarian societies a member has as much right ( with some exceptions ) to the resources of that society as any other members of the society . This , it is admitted , is an ideal type . Thus , a ...
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... basic terms listed in §A , with a few minor inconsistencies and errors in some cases . Basically these are the terms given by Callender ( 1962 : 113–121 ) , who credits the terminology given by Tax ( 1937 : 247-254 ) as phonemicized by ...
... basic terms listed in §A , with a few minor inconsistencies and errors in some cases . Basically these are the terms given by Callender ( 1962 : 113–121 ) , who credits the terminology given by Tax ( 1937 : 247-254 ) as phonemicized by ...
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... basic kinship terms ( in Tax 1937 ) are extended from nearer to more distant relatives in such a system . His rules have the effect of reducing or converting the specifications of more distant kin to briefer designations for which there ...
... basic kinship terms ( in Tax 1937 ) are extended from nearer to more distant relatives in such a system . His rules have the effect of reducing or converting the specifications of more distant kin to briefer designations for which there ...
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