Some muddles in the models
Some muddles in the models
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模型中的一些混乱
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2011
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D. M. Schneider
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D. M. Schneider
Part one. Alliance I. The phrase ̳alliance theory‘ and its opposition to what has been called ̳descent theory‘ was first suggested by Dumont (1961a). Alliance theory, with roots clearly in Durkheim and Mauss, has specifically arisen out of Levi-Strauss‘s Structures élémentaires . . . (1949) and has been developed by Lévi-Strauss, Dumont, Leach, and Needham. Descent theory also has its roots in Durkheim and Mauss, but its development has been through Radcliffe-Brown to Fortes, Goody, Gough, Gluckman, and, in certain respects, Firth.