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Концепты "род" и "родовая организация": опыт переосмысления дефиниций

Концепты "род" и "родовая организация": опыт переосмысления дефиниций

Abstract

В статье предлагается разграничить понятия «род» и «родовая организация» и признать в качестве собственно рода основную таксономическую единицу родовой организации, которая представляет собой совокупность иерархически соподчиненных социальных институтов (родовых институтов). Структурообразующими принципами всех родовых институтов являются экзогамия, унилинейность и корпоративность. Собственно род обладает наибольшей целостностью и характеризуется еще и локализованностью. В результате переосмысления существующих дефиниций формулируется определение рода как экзогамного, унилинейного и корпоративного социального института, представляющего собой локализованное подразделение родовой организации. Статья базируется на конкретном материале матрилинейных родовых институтов, функционирующих у аканских народов (Западная Африка).

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Russian Federation
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традиционные общества, родовая организация, аканы, род, экзогамия, корпоративность, унилинейность

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