The Primitive Family in Its Origin and DevelopmentD. Appleton, 1894 - 315 pagini |
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... regarded as an orthodox necessity.1 Adam appears to him to have resembled the Australians . I need therefore only offer a few objections to the theory in question . The degradation theory is worthless , unless it can be founded on ...
... regarded as an orthodox necessity.1 Adam appears to him to have resembled the Australians . I need therefore only offer a few objections to the theory in question . The degradation theory is worthless , unless it can be founded on ...
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... regarded , since under certain conditions each may come into play . The feature common to whatever is now termed a family is , that the kinship becomes more remote in proportion to its distance from the connection between parent and ...
... regarded , since under certain conditions each may come into play . The feature common to whatever is now termed a family is , that the kinship becomes more remote in proportion to its distance from the connection between parent and ...
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... regarded as doubtful . For this reason we shall be justified in regarding with some scepticism the efforts which have been made to place the family on the same plane as the clan , as a community connected by ties of blood . I do not ...
... regarded as doubtful . For this reason we shall be justified in regarding with some scepticism the efforts which have been made to place the family on the same plane as the clan , as a community connected by ties of blood . I do not ...
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... regarded as a tribal distribution . On the other hand , the general mass seems to be divided into tribes , one of which was in possession of a special name and district , although such a tribe might include both Torndirrups and ...
... regarded as a tribal distribution . On the other hand , the general mass seems to be divided into tribes , one of which was in possession of a special name and district , although such a tribe might include both Torndirrups and ...
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... regarded with reverence , and are frequently changed.5 Perhaps the meaning of the name as a tribal sign is not 3 1 Grey , vol . ii . p . 228 . Waitz , vol . vi . p . 788 . 2 Eyre , vol . ii . p . 328 . Spencer , Prin of Soc . , p . 360 ...
... regarded with reverence , and are frequently changed.5 Perhaps the meaning of the name as a tribal sign is not 3 1 Grey , vol . ii . p . 228 . Waitz , vol . vi . p . 788 . 2 Eyre , vol . ii . p . 328 . Spencer , Prin of Soc . , p . 360 ...
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animal Appendix Aryan assertion aunt Bachofen Bechuana become belong blood bride brothers and sisters character chief child clan connection Cousin male couvade custom Dargun degrees of kinship distinction elder eldest endogamy existence exogamy explain fact father father's father's father's sister fatherhood female cousin female line Guaycurus heir Hindu husband Ibid ideas incest infer inheritance J. D. Mayne joint family group jus primae noctis kinsfolk kobong Levirate line of descent live Lubbock male cousin marriage married Martius Max Müller McLennan Morgan mother mother's brother mother's mother's Mundrucus myth nephews and nieces niece Nephew Niyoga nomenclature observed origin parents paternal patriarchal polyandry polygamy primitive community prohibition promiscuous intercourse question regarded relations respect Sapinda sexual Sir Henry Maine sister's daughter special name Spencer symbol of rape theory tion trace tribes Turanian Vasu village Waitz widow wife wife's wives Woman speaks women Wote peaon
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