New Book on Kinship!
WHAT’S NEW ABOUT THIS BOOK
- It is a new theory of human kinship
- It contains a new historiography of kinship studies that takes into account related disciplines
- It offers a new look at American Indian kinship systems
- It synthesizes anthropology, linguistics and population genetics
- It criticizes the Out-of-Africa theory and outlines a new model of human origins and dispersals
- It is built on a new database and a new bibliography
- It exemplifies a new methodology of social sciences as applied to human origins
- It is a new step in the critique of anthropology
- It overcomes post-modernism
- It leads to a new vision of anthropology and reconciles it with its roots
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