A cultural account of the
A cultural account of the English form of this concept was provided by Marilyn Strathernn in her book After Nature. David Murray Schneider launched a "project" studying this concept among the lower-middle class in the United States and Great Britain. Harrison White introduced abstract algebra into the study of this concept in his monograph An Anatomy of it. Locating the "atom" of this concept is the goal of the (*) "alliance theory" approach for studying it. The Crow, Iroquois, Sudanese, and Hawaiian patterns of terminology for this subject are among the six identified by Lewis Henry Morgan. Many Western Pacific cultures use "dyadic terms" when talking about this phenomenon. "Fictive" forms of this phenomenon are based neither on affinal nor consanguineal ties. Claude Levi-Strauss wrote a book about the "elementary structures" of this phenomenon. For 10 points, name this term denoting the social relationships between people in societies
A cultural account of the English form of this concept was provided by Marilyn Strathernn in her book After Nature.
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