Essays on Mexican KinshipHugo G. Nutini, Pedro Carrasco, James M. Taggart University of Pittsburgh Pre, 1976 M03 15 - 268 páginas Essays in Mexican Kinship offers new and important data on the social structure of Indian and rural Mestizo communities of Mexico, particularly those of the highlands, and provides models and suggestions for future research. |
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2 The Study of Social Organization in Traditional Mesoamerica Henry A Selby | 29 |
The Case of Molotla Pedro Carrasco | 45 |
4 The Barrios of San Andrés Cholula Mercedes Olivera | 65 |
5 Kinship and Territorial Fission in the Cuicatec Highlands Eva Hunt | 97 |
A Nahuat Case James M Taggart | 137 |
7 Kinship in the Social Organization of a NahuatSpeaking Community in the Central Highlands Doren L Slade | 155 |
8 Marriage and Family in a NahuatSpeaking Community Timothy D Murphy | 187 |
9 Postmarital Residence in San Bartolomé de los Llanos Chiapas Michael Salovesh | 207 |
10 The Demographic Functions of Compadrazgo in Santa María Belén Azitzimititlán and Rural Tlaxcala Hugo G Nutini | 219 |
Biographical Notes | 239 |
Bibliography | 241 |
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affines agnatic American Anthropologist anthropologists Antropología e Historia barrio barrio families behavior Belén bilateral brother cabecera calpulli çan cargo Carrasco Castro Chignautla Cholula compadrazgo compadres consanguineal couples Cuicatec demographic functions dependent descent groups developmental cycle domestic groups economic endogamy ethnographic Ethnology exogamy extended family extracommunal family households family structure father fiesta fission genealogical head Huitziltecos husband important Indian inheritance institution Instituto Nacional Journal of Anthropology Juan kin groups kindred kinship and descent kinship studies kinsmen labor land live male married married couples matrilateral matrilocal residence Maya Mesoamerica Mestizos Mexican Mexico Molotla municipal municipio Nacional de Antropología Nahuat Nahuatl nuclear families Nutini Oaxaca paraje parents patrilineal patrilocal pattern political population Puebla ramage relatives religious residence residential ritual kinship San Andrés San Andrés Cholula Section Six sitio group social organization surnames Tepoztlán territorial units tion Tlaxcala traditional tribute types unilineal village wife's