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· 2013

What Kinship Is-And Is Not

Marshall Sahlins

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Kinship is defined as a symbolic, cultural notion of belonging where individuals are parts of one another, experiencing each other's joys and sorrows, rather than a biological connection by blood.

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Field: Anthropology

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