Primitive Social Organization: An Evolutionary Perspective |
Contents
Introduction | 3 |
In the Beginning | 22 |
The Social Organization of Bands | 46 |
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aboriginal adaptation affiliation affinal Algonkians Ammassalik Andamanese anthropologists areas aspects Athabaskans Australian band level band society basic brothers called ceremonial characteristic chiefdoms clan classification cognatic complexity composite bands conception course criteria cross-cousins culture depopulation descent group descent reckoning discussed distinction economic Ego's egocentric environment Eskimo evolution evolutionary example exogamy factor familistic father functions genealogical habitat hunting hunting-gathering important Indians individual integration kin groups kinds kinship system kinship terminology kinship terms lineages males manifest function marital residence marriage means membership modern moiety mother's nuclear family parallel cousins particular patrilineal patrilocal band pattern persons political population position primate Radcliffe-Brown rank reciprocal redistribution relationship relatives residence rules residential groups seems segmentary lineage sense significance simple social organization social structure sociocentric status sodalities specific stages status terminology status terms Steward superorganic territorial theory tion tribal society tribes ture unilocal uxorilocal virilocal residence Yahgan