segmentation in Chinese lineages: a view through written genealogies

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Titresegmentation in Chinese lineages: a view through written genealogies
CréateurEmily M. Aherim
Date1976
Droits1976 American Anthropological Association
Langueen
TypeJournal Article
AuthorEmily M. Aherim
Type de contenuJournal Article
DOI10.1525/ae.1976.3.1.02a00010
ISSN1548-1425
Abstract NoteWritten genealogies are used as a means of ascertaining how members of Chinese lineages regard the growth and segmentation of their own social groups. The genealogies reveal a concern, not with corporate and joint estates—the basis of segmentation in Chinese lineages according to Maurice Freedman's model—but with change in residence resulting from the formation of new settlements. The significance of this fact for understanding the indigenous view of both lineage growth and the connection between common residence and common descent is discussed.
Access Date2015-07-01 11:34:04
Date1976
Issue1
Langueen
Library CatalogWiley Online Library
Pages1-16
Publication TitleAmerican Ethnologist
Droits1976 American Anthropological Association
Short Titlesegmentation in Chinese lineages
Titresegmentation in Chinese lineages: a view through written genealogies
URLhttp://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1525/ae.1976.3.1.02a00010/abstract
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