Social OriginsLongmans, Green, and Company, 1903 - Broj stranica: 311 Family structure; totemism and exogamy; class system marriage divisions; Arunta totems and myths. |
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ancestors Arunta Atkinson Australian Australian tribes avoidance believe bisection blood brother and sister buto Caledonia clan classes communal marriage consanguine Crawley Crown 8vo custom daughter deliberate Dieri Durkheim early evolution exist exogamous divisions fact father female descent female line Fison Frazer gentes group marriage group names Herr Cunow horde Howitt human husband hypothesis idea incest individual individual totem intermarrying Kamilaroi Kangaroo kema kindred kinship Kurnai later Lord Avebury male line manitu marital rights marry McLennan Melanesia Messrs Morgan mother mother-in-law myth nagual native natural nicknames numbers nyarong opinion organisation origin of Totemism paternal patriarch persons phratries plants and animals polyandry primal law primary divisions primitive probably prohibition races reckoning recognised regards relations rule savage sexual jealousy Siouan social Spencer and Gillen stage tabu terms of relationship theory tion totem groups totem kins totem name Tylor undivided commune Urabunna Westermarck wife wives woman women
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