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Migrants No More: Settlement and Survival in Mambwe ...
At this stage of analysis the possibility must remain theoretical, but a later chapter
will confirm that clusters of agnatically related women are indispensible for
successful trading, and therefore invaluable in the quest for continued
participation in ...
2
Law and Order in Upper India: A Study of Oudh, 1856-1877
Cattar : Agnatically Related Households After the poribar, cattar is the next
largest unit of social organization. Cattar literally means homestead or what is
referred to as bari (Bertocci, 1970 ; Wood, 1976) and badi (Aziz, 1979) in eastern
...
Dinesh Bihari Trivedi, 1990
3
Tribes Without Rulers: Studies in African Segmentary Systems
In the context of fighting a lineage may regard another agnatically related lineage
as its o'djpj on one occasion and as jyry onanother. In intra-tribal fighting a
lineage may fight another lineage of its sub-clan or even major lineage. That
lineage ...
John Middleton, David Tait, 2013
4
The Covenants with Earth and Rain: Exchange, Sacrifice, and ...
As I pointed out in chapter 1, the Nuyooteco household is ideally an extended
family, built up around a core of agnatically related men, such as a father and his
married sons, or brothers and their wives and children. Farriss (1984:133) has ...
5
The Family Estate in Africa: Studies in the Role of Property ...
Similarly, each section of a large village is dominated by the homesteads of men
agnatically related. A few aggregated villages are said to be inhabited wholly by
agnates. The complexities of composition and internal arrangement are very ...
Robert F. Gray, P.H. Gulliver, 2013
In theory, and often in practice, adjacent households with agnatically related
heads form a local agnatic segment under the leadership of an elder, who should
be the genealogically senior member. Domestic groups with matri- lateral and ...
7
Contested Identities: Gender and Kinship in Modern Greece
The soi is agnatically defined. One's mother's brother or one's spouse's brother or
even one's spouse are emphatically "family, but they are not soi. On the other
hand, unlike its appearance among Herzfeld's Cretan Glendiots, the agnatically ...
Peter Loizos, Euthymios Papataxiarchēs, 1991
8
A Casebook on Roman Family Law
(Paul in the thirty-fifth book on the Edict) A person given in adoption becomes a
relative (cognatus) of those to whom he is (now) related agnatically; but he does
not become a relative (cognatus) of those to whom he is not related agnatically.
Bruce W. Frier, Thomas A. McGinn, 2004
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Blood and Bone: The Call of Kinship in Somali Society
Affines and other non-agnatically related men are frequently also included: in a
sample of fifty-seven hamlets drawn from three grazing encampments and
containing one hundred and eighty married women and widows, each with their
own ...
Two people were related agnatically if they were in the patria potestas of the
same man, or if there was some common ancestor in whose power they would
both have been were he still alive. Thus, given Roman male succession, a father
and ...
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Cultural Stereotypes about Female Sexual Threat in Morocco
... self-image of themselves as respectable women and thus assure their agnatically related males or husbands that they secure their honor. «Morocco World News, 6月 15»
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Most zhaizi communities in Fuyuan are agnatically mixed communities, that is, they are composed of lineages with different surnames. «Japan Focus, 7月 14»
Barkas: A small bit of Yemen in India
The Nizams who considered themselves agnatically descended from Arabs, trusted the tall and strongly built Arabs for their army. Arabs had ... «National Yemen, 3月 14»
