-
marry either his MBD (matrilateral cross-cousin marriage) or his FZD (
patrilateral cross-cousin marriage). This
involves an
asymmetric exchange between...
- the mother's kin.
Likewise within a
strongly matrilineal organisation,
patrilateral ties will
enter the
reckoning of
relationships as an
important balancing...
- in the
United Kingdom are
between first cousins,
where preferential patrilateral parallel cousin marriage, i.e. a man
marrying the
daughter of his father's...
- ipsilateral, lateral, laterality, matrilateral, multilateral, nonlateral,
patrilateral, plurilateral, quadrilateral, semilatus, septilateral, trilateral, unilateral...
- patricidal, patricide, Patrick, patriclinous, patricliny, patrifocal,
patrilateral, patrilineage, patrilineal, patrilineality, patrilinear, patrilocal,...
-
marry either his MBD (matrilateral cross-cousin marriage) or his FZD (
patrilateral cross-cousin marriage). This
involves an
asymmetric exchange between...
-
traditional strictures against consanguineous marriage ruled out the
patrilateral first cousin marriages that are
favored by Arab
Bedouins and specially...
- not the father's sister.
Marriage may occu’r with all
cousins except a
patrilateral parallel cousin, and into all
clans except the patri-clan”(Parkin, 1991...
-
appointment of
Abdur Rahman (ruled 22 July 1880 – 1
October 1901), a
patrilateral cousin of Yaqub, as Amir of Afghanistan.
Abdur Rahman accepted the provisions...
-
provided significant insights into the
consequences of
matrilateral and
patrilateral cross-cousin
marriage in
advance of work by
Claude Levi-Strauss. He is...
