A debate over this people's rationality sprung from G. Obeyesekere's criticism of MarshallSahlins' How Natives Think. About a third of the world's societies, including most of those practicingambilineal descent, use a system named for these people in which only generation and gender arenoted. That system named for these people is the simplest of six basic kinship systems and, along withSudanese, is one of only two named for a group found outside the (*) North American landmass. Thesepeople make a bark-based cloth called kapa, and the auana form of their most recognizable tradition isoften accompanied by ukuleles. For 10 points, identify this 
A debate over this people's rationality sprung from G. Obeyesekere's criticism of MarshallSahlins' How Natives Think. About a third of the world's societies, including most of those practicingambilineal descent, use a system named for these people in which only generation and gender arenoted. That system named for these people is the simplest of six basic kinship systems and, along withSudanese, is one of only two named for a group found outside the (*) North American landmass. Thesepeople make a bark-based cloth called kapa, and the auana form of their most recognizable tradition isoften accompanied by ukuleles. For 10 points, identify this Polynesian culture that wears a garland knownas a "lei," and engages in a narrative dance called "hula."
A debate over this people's rationality sprung from G. Obeyesekere's criticism of MarshallSahlins' How Natives Think.
indigenous Hawaiians [prompt on Polynesians before "system named for these people" is read; do not accept or prompt on other answers afterwards as "Hawaiian kinship" is a specific term]