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Partible Paternity and Anthropological Theory discusses the conception "partible paternity" within Amazonian Indian communities. "Partible paternity" is the idea that several sexual acts are necessary to produce a fetus and that the mother may havethese with several men, who in t...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Partible Paternity and Anthropological Theory discusses the conception "partible paternity" within Amazonian Indian communities. "Partible paternity" is the idea that several sexual acts are necessary to produce a fetus and that the mother may havethese with several men, who in turn have several sexual partners as well. Victorian anthropologists viewed this situation as "group marriage," a hypothetical state in which individual marriage and the family did not exist and which, presumably, once characterized Western society. The notion of "group marriage" was demolished by 1920, when it was show. |
| Beschreibung: | "Portions of this book were read at a kinship symposium in memory of Per Hage at the American Anthropological association meetings in 2006"--Page ix |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (ix, 67 pages) |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 57-67). |
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| contents | Three primitivist projects -- The grand claims of Beckerman and Valentine -- The northwest Amazon cases -- Other pertinent cases : general considerations -- Evidence re focality in kin classification simpliciter -- Evidence re focality in kin classification stemming from partible paternity -- Evidence re the residential and symbolic isolation of the sexually bonded pair and dependent offspring -- Evidence re sexual jealousy -- Evidence re the denigration of women -- Miscellaneous evidence -- Conclusion. |
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| title | Partible paternity and anthropological theory : the construction of an ethnographic fantasy / |
| title_alt | Three primitivist projects -- The grand claims of Beckerman and Valentine -- The northwest Amazon cases -- Other pertinent cases : general considerations -- Evidence re focality in kin classification simpliciter -- Evidence re focality in kin classification stemming from partible paternity -- Evidence re the residential and symbolic isolation of the sexually bonded pair and dependent offspring -- Evidence re sexual jealousy -- Evidence re the denigration of women -- Miscellaneous evidence -- Conclusion. |
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| title_full | Partible paternity and anthropological theory : the construction of an ethnographic fantasy / Warren Shapiro. |
| title_fullStr | Partible paternity and anthropological theory : the construction of an ethnographic fantasy / Warren Shapiro. |
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