INDO-EUROPEAN COLLECTIONS Firth, Raymond ... - Kinship Studies

1990. Les Tharu et le royaume hindou de Dang (Népal). Souveraineté divine et endogamie
ethnique. L’Homme 30: 30-54.
McDonaugh, C.
2000. Spirit, Substance, Vehicle: Kinship and Cosmology among the Dangaura Tharu,
Nepal. Social Anthropology 8 (1): 19-32.
Srivastava, S. K.
1958. The Tharus: A Study of Culture Dynamics. Agra: Agra University Press. [Pp. 91-
96: kin terminology.] HAVE
Reviews: Nimkoff 1959; Smith M. 1959
NORTHERN ZONE
CENTRAL PAHARI
KUMAONI (KUMAUNI)
Bawa, Manjeet.
1967. Role Analysis of Fictive Kinship in a Kumaoni Society. Anthropos 62: 898-906.
Sharma, D. D. HAVE
1985. Kinship Terms of Reference in Kumauni (A Socio-Linguistic Appraisal).
International Journal of Dravidian Linguistics 14 (1): 160-175.
EASTERN PAHARI
NEPALESE (EASTERN PAHARI)
Burghart, Richard.
1975. The Role of Kinship in the Formation of Janakpurdham Pilgrim Groups.
Contributions to Nepalese Studies 2 (1): 71-90.
Doherty, Victor S. HAVE
1974. The Organizing Principles of Brahmin-Chetri Kinship. Contributions to Nepalese
Studies 1 (2): 25-41.
Gaborieau, Marc.
1978. Le partage du pouvoir entre les lignages dans une localité du Népal central.
L’Homme 18 (1-2): 37-67.
Krause, Britt. HAVE
1980. Kinship, Hierarchy and Equality in North Western Nepal. Contributions to Indian
Sociology 14 (2): 169-194. [Pp. 172-173: Rara (Jumli-speaking village) kin terminology.
Dialect of Nepali.]
Turin, Mark.
2001. Call Me Uncle: An Outsider’s Experience of Nepali Kinship. Contributions to
Nepalese Studies 28 (2): 277-283.
GARHWALI
Bisht, B. S.
2001. Ethnography of a Tribe: Study of Anwals of Uttarakhand Himalaya. Jaipur and New
Delhi: Rawat. [Pp. 153-154: kin terminology of a Garhwali-speaking group.] HAVE