Cultures of Relatedness: New Approaches to the Study of Kinship

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Anthropological Studies and Insights Family Dynamics and Relationships Cross-Cultural and Social Analysis

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List of illustrations List of contributors Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: cultures of relatedness Janet Carsten 2. Chinese patriliny and the cycles of yang and laiwang Charles Stafford 3. Identity and substance: the broadening bases of relatedness among the Nuer of southern Sudan Sharon Elaine Hutchinson 4. Sentiment and substance in North Indian forms of relatedness Helen Lambert 5. Kindreds and descent groups: new perspectives from Madagascar Rita Astuti 6. How Karembola men become mothers Karen Middleton 7. 'He used to be my relative': exploring the bases of relatedness among Inupiat of northern Alaska Barbara Bodenhorn 8. Including our own Jeanette Edwards and Marilyn Strathern 9. Figures of relations: reconnecting kinship studies and museum collections Mary Bouquet Bibliography Index.

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