"Elementary Structures of Kinship" Quotes
An anthropological exploration of the fundamental structures and principles that govern kinship systems across different societies.
anthropology | 584 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
The kinship system is the ultimate social structure.
Kinship is a universal human phenomenon.
Kinship systems play a crucial role in organizing societies.
Kinship serves as a basis for social organization and cultural meaning.
Kinship structures are deeply ingrained in human existence.
Kinship systems reflect the fundamental principles of human thought.
Kinship is a complex web of relationships and obligations.
Kinship systems provide a framework for understanding social roles and responsibilities.
Kinship is both a social and a cultural construct.
Kinship structures vary across different societies and cultures.
