10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AGNATION»
Discover the use of
agnation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
agnation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Pastoral Democracy: A Study of Pastoralism and Politics ...
III The concept of agnation (tol) centres on all that is binding and absolute. The
verb tol means to bind together, or to sew, and Somali ideas of the constraining
force of agnation are expressed in numerous sayings such as that 'Agnates are ...
2
Grammatical Metaphor: Views from Systemic Functional Linguistics
Identifying these units is, I will show, necessarily based on the paradigmatic
structures or agnates they relate to: agnation is then used to demarcate the unit
boundaries. I will, for instance, use agnation to identify cleaning the kitchen as
the ...
A. M. Simon-Vandenbergen, Miriam Taverniers, Louise Ravelli, 2003
3
The patriarchal theory: based on the papers of the late John ...
actually found among other early nations was, in general, not preceded by
Agnation — whereas, from the occurrence of Agnation at Rome, we cannot get
the inference that Agnation was primeval even among Roman tribes, or get any
light as ...
John Ferguson McLennan, Donald McLennan, 1885
4
Studies in Ancient History: Comprising a Reprint of ...
agnation are to be found in the early customs of most of the Indo-European races,
we have seen that the indigenous customs of most early communities exhibit
peculiarities intelligible only on the supposition that kinship and succession ...
John Ferguson McLennan, 1886
5
Evolution of Law: Primitive and ancient legal institutions
181 ff., 205 ff., 214, 260-62, where Maine's theory of agnation is criticised. '"The
last vestiges of the two disappeared from the law together. But, in fact, agnation
went first. The paternal powers were susceptible of abridgment and restriction in
...
6
Primitive and Ancient Legal Institutions
3 Such is the view of McLennan, "Patriarchal Theory," 136-40, 181 ft*., 205 ff.,
214, 260-62, where Maine's theory of agnation is criticised. 3 " The last vestiges
of the two disappeared from the law together. But, in fact, agnation went first.
Albert Kocourek, John Henry Wigmore, 1915
7
Studies in ancient history, comprising a repr. of 'Primitive ...
agnation are to be found in the early customs of most of the Indo-European races,
we have seen that the indigenous customs of most early communities exhibit
peculiarities intelligible only on the supposition that kinship and succession ...
John Ferguson McLennan, 1886
8
The Confucian Transformation of Korea: A Study of Society ...
Agnation. and. Ancestor. Worship. For establishing a Confucian-style society, a
first crucial step was the implantation of the agnatic principle in the social matrix
and the activation of an agnatic consciousness within a descent group.
9
A history of matrimonial institutions: chiefly in England ...
Instead of existing "almost everywhere," often preserving as in a mold the imprint
of the paternal power which it has outlived and upon which it is thought always to
depend, among Aryan peoples agnation is found together with the potestas ...
George Elliott Howard, 1904
10
A Cognitive-Functional Approach to Nominalization in English
Three aspects of agnation seem to me important to the description of
nominalization patterns. First, relationships of agnation are always part of
elaborate networks which characterize a specific construction. Secondly,
agnation can be used as ...
