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The Amerindianization of Descent and Affinity

Apres l'expose des explications materialistes, ecologiques et sociobiologiques concernant l'organisation sociale des societes amazoniennes, l'A. reprend des etudes et analyse la filiation et l'affinite de telles societes en considerant que l'organisation sociale est inseparable de la culture.

P. Riviere

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