Cousin Terms
@article{Goody1970CousinT, title={Cousin Terms}, author={J. Goody}, journal={Southwestern Journal of Anthropology}, year={1970}, volume={26}, pages={125 - 142} }
An attempt is made to test some of the assumed correlates of cousin terms (kin terms for ego's own generation) by means of the Ethnographic Atlas (1967) as well as by a regional comparison of the material from Northern Ghana. The following correlations are significant: Omaha and patrilineal descent (or inheritance) systems, Crow and matrilineal systems, Eskimo and "bilateral" systems, Iroquois and preferred cross-cousin marriage. Eskimo is associated with a type of vertical inheritance that… CONTINUE READING
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Social Practice and Shared History, Not Social Scale, Structure Cross‐Cultural Complexity in Kinship Systems
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