Social anthropology of North American tribes - Eggan, Fred (University of Chicago Press, 1955)
"Originally presented to Professor A. R. Radcliffe-Brown."
Introduction, by R. Redfield.--Some problems of social organization, by S. Tax.--The Cheyenne and Arapaho kinship system, by F. Eggan.--Kiowa-Apache social organization, by J. G. McAllister.--An outline of Chiricahua Apache social organization, by M. E. Opler.--The social organization of the Fox Indians, by S. Tax.--Eastern Cherokee social organization, by W. H. Gilbert, Jr.--The underlying sanctions of Plains Indian culture, by J. H. Provinse.--The place of religious revivalism in the formation of the intercultural community on Klamath Reservation, by P. Nash.--From Lafitau to Radcliffe-Brown: a short history of the study of social organization, by S. Tax.--Social anthropology: methods and results, by F. Eggan.--Bibliography p. 555-567
Keywords: Kinship.; Indians of North America / Social life and customs.