Kinship and the Social Order : the Legacy of Lewis Henry Morgan

affinal analysis Ashanti associated authority brother called chap chief chiefdom child citizen claims clan classificatory close cognatic common concept connection considered constitution continuity contrast corporate course critical custom descent groups described discussion distinctive domain duties economic equally established example external fact father field filiation followed Fortes functions genealogical given head important individual inheritance institutions interests internal jural kinship kinship relations kinship system land later lineage marriage matrifiliation matrilineal means membership moral mother nature norms obligations observation organization origin parents particular pattern person political politico-jural present principle Radcliffe-Brown recognized reference regarded relations relationship relatives represented respect ritual rule sense sibling side significance sister social organization social relations social structure society status stool succession Tallensi terminology theory tion unit University values village whole