E.E. Evans-Pritchard stated that this concept's "radius" of effectiveness "is greater in the dry season than in the wet" in a work that discusses this concept and marriage "among the Nuer."
E.E. Evans-Pritchard stated that this concept's "radius" of effectiveness "is greater in the dry season than in the wet" in a work that discusses this concept and marriage "among the Nuer." "Bifurcate merging" is the term for this concept among the Iroquois. Lewis Henry Morgan expounded on this concept in Systems of Consanguinity and Affinity. Claude Levi-Strauss wrote about the "Elementary Structures" of this concept, which arises from common descent. For 10 points, name this anthropological concept, the genealogical relationship between individuals.
E.E. Evans-Pritchard stated that this concept's "radius" of effectiveness "is greater in the dry season than in the wet" in a work that discusses this concept and marriage "among the Nuer."
kinship