An edition of We, the Tikopia; a sociological study of kinship in primitive Polynesia
(1963)
We, The Tikopia
Kinship in primitive Polynesia
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Originally Published by "George Allen and Unwin"; London; 1936.
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In primitive Polynesia
Adjustment to civilization
Village life
Household and family
Personal relations in the family circle
The kin of father and mother
Language of kinship
Cooperation and constraint in marriage relationships
"House" and clan
Principles of land tenure
A modern population problem
Firing the ovens of youth
Marriage by capture
Kinship and social stability.
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