A Re-Appraisal of the Huron Kinship System
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La caractérisation ordinaire de la société Huron comme matrilinéaire et matrilocale n'est pas en accord avec les données ethnohistoriques. Il a déjà été demontré que les Hurons avaient un modèle de résidence virilocale. Cet essai tente de montrer que dès le début ils n'avaient pas d'institutions pour faire s'accorder les situations incompatibles matrilinéaire et virilocale et qu'en second lieu ils avaient une forte orientation agnatique. Cet essai conclut qu'il y a eu un changement d'une orientation uterine a une orientation agnatique en raison de l'adaptation des Hurons aux exigences du commerce des fourrures.
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