Tetradic Theory and the Origin of Human Kinship Systems

Nicholas Justin Allen

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This chapter contains sections titled: Social Continuity and the Need for Rules Kinship Terminologies and a Tetradic Diagram Implications of the Diagram: Egocentric and Sociocentric Readings Logical Simplicity and Historical Priority Origin of Tetradic Structures Wider Questions

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