10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PATRILINEAR»
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patrilinear in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
patrilinear and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Urban Society in an Age of War: Nordlingen 1580-1720
Family Backgrounds of Council Members, 1580-1720 Members Appointed 1581-
1621- 1651- 16911620 1650 1690 1720 Total At least one patrilinear relative
had been a council member: Definitely 1 5' 1 5 1 1 8 49' Possibly 6h — 1 — 7b
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Christopher R. Friedrichs, 2014
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Themis: A Study of the Social Origins of Greek Religion
Tritogeneia is not ' she who is born on the third day,' nor yet ' she who was born
from the head of her father,' nor yet ' she who was born of the water of the brook
Triton ' ; she is she who was true born, and to be true born is in patrilinear days to
...
Jane Ellen Harrison, 2010
Tritogencia is not 'she who is born on the third day,' nor yet 'she who was born
from the head of her father,' nor yet ' she who was born of the water of the brook
Triton' ; she is she who was true born, and [to be true born is in patrilinear days to
...
4
Sex, Sin and Science: What Evolution Says about Religion and ...
This is the exact opposite of patrilinear descent in which a person belongs only to
his father's side of the family. Patrilinear descent is used by the Yanomamö, the
Mae Enga and many other societies. Matrilinear societies are not as common as
...
5
Princes and Territories in Medieval Germany
which lands and titles passed from father to sons, the tendency now being to
emphasize agnatic or patrilinear relationship at the expense of claims by
cousinhood or female descent.27 These tighter patrilinear notions governed in
particular the ...
6
IIED Forest Participation Series
... negotiation Exclusive to indigenous people Granted to outsiders after
negotiation Exclusive to individuals or families Common to several villages
Method of transmission Patrilinear Patrilinear Patrilinear Patrilinear Patrilinear
Community.
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Those of My Blood: Creating Noble Families in Medieval Francia
tically organized, patrilinear lineages. As I argued in Chapter 4, a shift from rather
amorphous to patrilinear family structure at the end of the tenth century is too
simple a description of the complex structurings and restructurings that took place
.
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Enlightened Virginity in Eighteenth-Century Literature
Introduction: Virginity. and. Patrilinear. Legitimacy. “Consider, of what importance
to society the chastity of women is. Upon that all the property in the world
depends.” Samuel Johnson, quoted in Boswell, V, 209 “Female Chastity is, in its
own ...
9
Blaming the Other Woman: Rural Housegirls and Urban ...
Tanzania has two prevailing kinship systems, the patrilinear and matrilinear.
These kinship systems have implications for the way households make decisions
not only about women's marriage and her children but also her sexuality and ...
Annamarie Kashaija Kiaga, 2007
10
Hinduism: Past and Present
... or is unsteady. The norms of purity and hierarchy deviate so much from one
another that they exist only as strategies of delineating extended families. But the
criterion of patrilinear descent of the Gotra system remains — at least among ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PATRILINEAR»
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patrilinear is used in the context of the following news items.
We That Are Left by Clare Clark review – privilege versus progress
Progressive in its resistance to archaic patrilinear customs, the novel is conservative in its devotion to a country house that seems more a stage ... «The Guardian, May 15»
Pale riders: Adrienne Mayor's "The Amazons" shows how a myth …
The Greeks defined marriage in terms of patrilinear succession, the physical transfer of women's bodies and their attached property between ... «New Statesman, Jan 15»
Islam Where You're From, Islam Where You're At (Part 3)
In a desert culture that was primarily patrilinear, the notions of honor and immediate justice were seemingly transferred from clan to religion, ... «ChicagoNow, Sep 14»
Bloody Israel
... maintain family groups, groups which are organized along common blood lines that are usually, though not necessarily, tribal and patrilinear. «First Things, May 14»
Drizzy Sings The Blues
He's currently bested only by Jay Z and Kanye West, if you subscribe to patrilinear rap narratives. 'Nothing Was the Same' is his Lionel Richie ... «NPR, Sep 13»
O nosso "Adão" e a nossa "Eva" genéticos terão vivido mais ou …
Ao contrário do que se pensava até agora, o "pai genético" (por via patrilinear directa) e a "mãe genética" (por via matrilinear directa) de todos ... «Público.pt, Aug 13»
Fewer Girls = A More Violent World
Instead of solely blaming “patrilinear mindsets”, the authors recognise that those mindsets only brought about the current crisis in female ... «MercatorNet, Jan 13»
Why the world is more dangerous with fewer girls
Certainly son preference is a major factor in a world of disappearing girls, but patrilinear mindsets alone could not have brought about the ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 13»
On Engels' “Origin of the Family” – Part One
With stock-breeding, on the contrary, economic and social influence passes to the male and kinship is patrilinear.” (What Happened in History, ... «In Defense of Marxism, Mar 12»
Lenin's Maternal Grandfather Jewish, Sister's Letter Reveals
Patrilinear descent? So what if Lenin's maternal grandfather was purportedly Jewish? Halacha would require the maternal grandmother be ... «Arutz Sheva, May 11»
