New Book on Kinship!
WHAT’S NEW ABOUT THIS BOOK
- It is a new theory of human kinship
- It contains a new historiography of kinship studies that takes into account related disciplines
- It offers a new look at American Indian kinship systems
- It synthesizes anthropology, linguistics and population genetics
- It criticizes the Out-of-Africa theory and outlines a new model of human origins and dispersals
- It is built on a new database and a new bibliography
- It exemplifies a new methodology of social sciences as applied to human origins
- It is a new step in the critique of anthropology
- It overcomes post-modernism
- It leads to a new vision of anthropology and reconciles it with its roots
READ ABOUT THIS BOOK in Reference and Research Book News, May 2008.
READ DISCUSSIONS AROUND THIS BOOK AND ITS THEMES AS WELL AS THE AUTHOR’S CRITICAL REMARKS ON THE OUT OF AFRICA THEORY on Anthropology.net here, here, here and here, Greater Blogazonia, Dienekes’s Anthropology Blog here, here, here, here and here, and on Music 000001 here, here, here, here and here.
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