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WESTERN PAHARI
GADDI
Kapila, Kriti.
2004. Conjugating Marriage: State Legislation and Gaddi Kinship. Contributions to
Indian Sociology 38 (3): 379-409.
Newell, W. H.
1952. Gaddi Kinship and Affinal Terms. Man in India 32 (2): 82-104.
JAUNSARI
Berreman, Gerald D. HAVE
1975. Himalayan Polyandry and the Domestic Cycle. American Ethnologist 2 (1): 127-
138.
Bhandari, J. S.
1963. Kinship Structure among the Rajputs of Baila – A Polyandrous Village of Jaunsar
Bawar. Bulletin of the Anthropological Survey of India 12 (1-2): 7-21.
Haas, Susanne.
1965. Die “Polyandrie” der Jaunsari. Anthropos 60: 369-386.
Jain, S. C.
1948. Some Features of Fraternal Polyandry in Jaunsar Bawar. Eastern Anthropologist 1
(3): 27-33.
PAHARI
Berreman, Gerald D.
1962. Pahari Polyandry: A Comparison. American Anthropologist 64 (1): 60-75.
WESTERN PANJABI (PUNJABI)
GENERAL
Alavi, H. A.
1972. Kinship in West Punjab Villages. Contributions to Indian Sociology 6: 1-27.
Alvi, Anjum.
1999. Bearers of Grief: Death, Women, Gifts, and Kinship in Muslim Punjab. Ph.D.
dissertation. Free University of Berlin.
Bala, Madhu, and Omkar N. Koul.
1989. Modes of Address and Pronominal Usage in Punjabi: A Sociolinguistic Study.
Mysore: Central Institute of Indian Languages.
Bhatia, Tej K.
1993. Punjabi: A Conginitive-Descriptive Grammar. London: Routledge. [Pp. 355-358:
kin terminology as a semantic field.]
Channa, V. C. and Subhadra Channa.
1976. A Note on Punjabi Kinship Terminology. Indian Anthropologist 6 (2): 44-45.
Delhi.