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Ewers, Johann P. G. von.
1826. Das Älteste Recht der Russen in Seiner Geschichtlichen Entwickelung. Dorpat:
August Sticinsky; Hamburg: Friedrich Perthes. [Pp. 1-18: the beginnings of the “kin rule”
theory.] HAVE
Kennedy, Craig. HAVE
1995. Fathers, Sons, and Brothers: Ties of Metaphorical Kinship between the Muscovite
Grand Princes and the Tatar Elite. In Камень Краежгъльнъ: Rhetoric of the Medieval
Slavic World. Essays Presented to Edward L. Keenan on His Sixtieth Birthday by His
Colleagues and Students, edited by Nancy S. Kollmann, Donald Ostrowski, Andrei
Pliguzov and Daniel Rowland. Pp. 292-301. Cambridge, MA: Harvard Research Institute.
(Harvard Ukrainian Srudies 19.)
Kivelson, V. A.
1994. The Effects of Partible Inheritance: Gentry Families and the State in Muscovy.
Russian Review 53 (2): 197-212.
Reutz, Alexander von.
1829. Versuch über die Geschichtliche Ausbildung der Russischen Staats- und Rechts-
Verfassung. Mitau: Steffenhagen. [One of the first hints at a later theory of “kin rule” in
ancient Russia.]
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Ankeria, Santeri.
1951. Beseda “semja” v russkih bilinah. Slavistična Revija 4: 87-92. Ljubljana. [The use
of the “family”word for “wife.”]
Bohac, Rodney D.
1985. Peasant Inheritance Strategies in Russia. Journal of Interdisciplinary History 16:
23-42.
Chasles, Pierre.
1921. La famille paysanne russe d’après le droit coutumier. Revue des Études Slaves 1:
240-254.
Comrie, Bernard. HAVE
1999. Grammatical Gender Systems: A Linguist's Assessment. Journal of
Psycholinguistic Research 28 (5): 457-466. [Pp. 459-460: Russian kin terms and their
gender.]
Cooper, Brian
1987. Problems with the In-Laws: The Terminology of Russian Family Relationships.
Journal of Russian Studies 52: 37-46.
Czap, Peter.
1982. The Perennial Multiple Family Household, Mishino, Russia, 1782-1858. Journal of
Family History 7: 5-26.
Czap, Peter.