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الصفحة 91
Bantu tribe cognatic kinship and affinity spread widely over the land , interlinking individuals with each other in an infinitely complicated and intricate web of relationships . This web of kinship is peculiar to , and unique for ...
Bantu tribe cognatic kinship and affinity spread widely over the land , interlinking individuals with each other in an infinitely complicated and intricate web of relationships . This web of kinship is peculiar to , and unique for ...
الصفحة 93
A very simple illustration is that if a man goes to settle in a distant kinsman's village , he enters into a group with whose members he has personal and specific ties of kinship . He also becomes a subject of the headman in a specific ...
A very simple illustration is that if a man goes to settle in a distant kinsman's village , he enters into a group with whose members he has personal and specific ties of kinship . He also becomes a subject of the headman in a specific ...
الصفحة 198
But the lineage itself is an expression , in the last resort , of agnatic kinship . Whereas the rules of widow inheritance emphasize the exclusiveness of an agnatic group , the rules of exogamy break down this exclusiveness and create ...
But the lineage itself is an expression , in the last resort , of agnatic kinship . Whereas the rules of widow inheritance emphasize the exclusiveness of an agnatic group , the rules of exogamy break down this exclusiveness and create ...
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