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Grierson, George A.<br />
1969 (1906). The Piśāca Languages of North-Western India. Delhi: Munshiram<br />
Manoharlal. [Pp. 65, 66, 67-68, 70, 75, 77, 79: detailed lists of basic kin terms.] HAVE<br />
Pfeffer, Georg. HAVE<br />
1984. Kin Classification in Hunza. Journal of Central Asia 7 (2): 57-68. Islamabad.<br />
[Cross-listed in BURUSHASKI.]<br />
CHITRAL<br />
KALASHA<br />
Jones, Schuyler.<br />
1974. Men of Influence in Nuristan: A Study of Social Control and Dispute Settlement in<br />
Waigal Valley, Afganistan. London and New York: Seminar Press. [Pp. 118-164: Kalasha<br />
kinship and marriage, including terminology.] HAVE<br />
Reviews: Tapper 1975; King 1976; Strand 1976.<br />
Jones, Schuyler, and Peter S. C. Parkes.<br />
1974. Ethnographic Notes on Clan/Lineage Houses in the Hindukush and “Clan<br />
Temples” and Descent Group Structure among the Kalasha (“Kalash Kafirs”) of Chitral.<br />
Proceedings of the 6th International Symposium on Asian <strong>Studies</strong>. Pp. 1155-1176. Hong<br />
Kong: Asian Research Service.<br />
Parkes, Peter.<br />
1983. Alliance and Elopement: Economy, Social Order and Sexual Antagonism among<br />
the Kalasha (Kalash Kafirs) of Chitral. Ph.D. dissertation. Oxford University.<br />
Parkes, Peter.<br />
1984. Clan Temples and Descent Group Structure among the Kalasha (Kalash Kafirs) of<br />
Chitral. In Proceedings of the 6 th International Symposium on Asian <strong>Studies</strong>. Vol. 4,<br />
edited by L. Au, H. Nelson and H. Leung. Pp. 1164-1176. Hong Kong: Asian Research<br />
Services.<br />
Parkes, Peter.<br />
1997. Kalasha Domestic Society: Practice, Ceremony and Domain. In Family and<br />
Gender in Pakistan: Domestic Organization in a Muslim Society, edited by Hastings<br />
Donnan and Frits Selier. Pp. 25-63. New Delhi: Hindustan Publishing Corporation.<br />
Parkes, Peter.<br />
2000. <strong>Kinship</strong> as ‘Anger’: Relations of Resentment in Kalasha Divination. In Culture,<br />
Creation and Procreation in South Asia: Concepts of <strong>Kinship</strong> in South Asian Practice,<br />
edited by Monica Böck and Aparna Rao. Pp. 271-296. New York: Berghahn Books.<br />
Parkes, Peter.<br />
2001. Unwrapping Rudeness: Inverted Etiquette in an Egalitarian Enclave. In<br />
Anthropology of Indirect Communication, edited by Joy Hendry and C. W. Watson.<br />
London: Routledge. [P.239: kin terms as address forms in Kalasha, with Khowar<br />
examples.]<br />
KASHMIRI<br />
Koul, Omkar N. HAVE
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