Description and Comparison in Cultural Anthropology

acquires American Anthropologist ancestor anthropologists bilateral descent brother child classify cognatic common componential analysis consanguineal criteria criterion cross-cultural cultural forms defined definition of marriage descent groups describe distinct ego and alter ego's emic ethnographic etic concepts example father female ego functional genealogical distance genealogical space genitor Gilbert Islands Goodenough junior jural fatherhood kaainga Kariera kin groups kin relationships kind kindred kinship terminology kinship terms kinsmen kintypes Kroeber Kwaio Lakalai language Lewis Henry Morgan lineage linguistic male ego marriage married matrilineal membership Moala mother's husband Murdock Nayar nonunilineal descent groups ñuba nuclear family Nuer Okrika Ijo Onotoa organization parent-child links parenthood parents patrilineal patrilineal descent person principles problems proprietary rights Radcliffe-Brown reference relation relatives rights and duties rules sambandham senior sex differences sexual access siblings sister social societies tion transaction Truk Trukese types typology unilineal unilineal descent University variables variance wife wife's woman women