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Williams, Patrick.
1985. L’organisation de deux communautés tsiganes. L’Homme 25: 121-140. [Includes
discussion of kinship and marriage.]
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Bhargava, Mira, and Joachim Lambek.
1983. A Production Grammar for Hindi Kinship Terms. Theoretical Linguistics 10 (2-3):
227-245.
Cohn, Bernard S.
1955. The Changing Status of a Depressed Caste. In Village India: Studies in the Little
Community, edited by McKim Marriott. Pp. 53-77. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
[Pp. 55-57: Camar kinship organization.]
Ekka, William, and Ajit K. Danda.
1980. The Nagesia of Chhattisgarh. Calcutta: Anthropological Survey of India. [Pp. 70-
77: a Hindi kin terminology.] HAVE
Jamous, Raymond.
1991. La Relation Frère-Soeur. Parenté et Rites chez les Meo de l’Inde du Nord. Paris:
Éditions de l’École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales.
Review: Allen 1993.
English translation: Kinship and Rituals among the Meo of Northern India: Locating
Sibling Relationship. Translated from the French by Nora Scott. Oxford: Oxford
University Press, 2003. [Pp. 38-79: “Meo Kinship Vocabulary.”]
Jana, A. K. HAVE
1990. Kinship and Social Organization of Koras of Bengal. Man and Life: A Journal of
the Institute of Social Research and Applied Anthropology 16 (1-2): 89-96. [A Hindu
caste; Kin categories are identified, but no kin terms are given.]
Kapadia, Kanaiyalal M.
1947. Hindu Kinship: An Important Chapter in Hindu Social History. Bombay: Popular
Book Depot. 320 P.
Reviews: Sarma 1948; Fuchs 1950.
Karandikar, S. V.
1929. Hindu Exogamy. Bombay: D. B. Taraporevala.
Reviews: Charpentier 1930; Niggemeyer 1930.
Leshnik, L. S.
1966. A Village Community in Central India. Anthropos 61: 813-830. [Nimari, a Hindi
dialect. Pp. 823-824: “The Family.”]
Mayne, John D.
1878. A Treatise on Hindu Law and Usage. Madras: Higginbotham.