Kin Groups: Structural Analysis and the Study of Behavior

Abstract

The increasing tendency to ascribe important theoretical significance to the recent anthropological analyses to which Goody refers is a trend which is clearly observable not only in writings on kinship but in almost any other anthropological subject as well. It is a conscious or intuitive reflection on the present stage of the development of the anthropological discipline. This is a

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