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40 Cards in this Set

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Consanguinity
Relations of kinship (defined as "blood")
Consanguines
People related by kinship
Affinity
Relations of marriage
Affines
People related by marriage
Filiation
The fact of being a child of a parent
Descent
The legally recognized line of filiation
Complementary filiation
The line of filiation not legally recognized as a descent line
Unilineal descent
Descent traced through one line/gender only
Patrilineal (agnatic)
Relations of descent traced through males
Patrilineage
Group in which...
Matrilineal
Relations of descent traced through females only
Matrilineage
Group in which...
Bilateral or Cognatic descent
Group membership comprises all descendents of an ancestor traced through both male and female links (i.e., membership is not limited by gender, but by other factors, such as residence)
Clan
Group made up of several lineages in which common descent is assumed but cannot be demonstrated
Phatry
Group comprised of related clans
Tribe
Group comprised of clans and clan-based phatries
Moiety
Division of a tribe/society into two groups
House
Term used to describe a kin group not necessarily based on descent
Patrilocal
Residence in the place of the father
Matrilocal
Residence in the place of the mother
Virilocal
Residence in the place of the man (husband)
Uxorilocal
Residence in the place of the woman (wife)
Avunculocal
Residence in the place of the uncle
Ambilocal
Residence in the place of choice
Neolocal
Residence in a new place
Monogamy
Marriage between one man and one woman
Polygamy
Marriage between more than two spouses
Polygyny
Marriage between one man and multiple women
Polyandry
Marriage between one woman and multiple men
Endogamy
Injunction to marry within the group
Patriparallel
Cousin marriage between children of two brothers
Matriparallel
Cousin marriage between children of two sisters
Exogamy
Prohibition of marriage within the group (must marry outside)
Restricted exchange (symmetrical)

Levi-Strauss' "Elementary Marriage systems"
Sister exchange: men of two groups exchange sisters
Patrilateral cross-cousin marriage: marriage between a sister's daughter and brother's son
"Generalized Exchange" (asymmetrical)

Levi-Strauss' "Elementary Marriage systems"
Matrilateral cross-cousin marriage: marriage between a sister's son and a brother's daughter
Levirate
Marriage between a dead man's wife and his brother
Sororate
Marriage between a dead woman's husband and her sister
Brideprice/bridewealth
Prestations made to the group of the bride/wife
Dowry
Prestations made to the group of the groom/husband
Levi-Strauss' theories
"Elementary Marriage systems" vs. "Complex Marriage Systems"