David B Eyde
Biographic Data
| ID | 220747 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David B Eyde |
| GIVEN NAMES | David B |
| FAMILY NAME | Eyde |
| SIGNATURE | EYDE D B |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at El Paso |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Sexuality and Garden Ritual in the Trobriands and Tikopia
There are remarkable parallels between the rituals performed over the yam gardens by the Trobriand Islanders and those performed by the Tikopia. The strikingly similar garden rituals appear to be dramatizations, not simply of the mythic origin and structure of the gardens, but of the mythic origin and structure of society itself. The metaphor used in both cases is that of human reproduction. Many of the differences between the two ritual systems …
Recursive dualism in the Admiralty Islands
A pattern of recursive dualism, in which contrasted male and female categories are themselves subdivided further into contrasted male and female categories, runs through the thought of the Admiralty Islanders, especially with regard to kinship and marriage and spatial organization. Detailed similarities between the expression of this pattern in Admiralty Island thought and in Fijian and western Polynesian thought suggest phylogenetic relationship…
Christian Images in Hispanic New Mexico
More Complex Formulae of Generalized Exchange [and Comments and Replies]
Levi-Strauss has argued that any further development of the principles of marriage-as-exchange upon which Les structures elementaires de la parente is premised towards a truly general theory of kinship and marriage must await a solution to the formal difficulties posed by the analysis of even the so-called Crow-Omaha systems. Hence the only viable option currently available would be to apply statistical methods to the study of the essentially pro…
On Tikopia social space
Matrilineality versus matrilocality among the Siriono
Avunculocality and Incest
Avunculocality and Incest
Recursive dualism in the Admiralty Islands
A pattern of recursive dualism, in which contrasted male and female categories are themselves subdivided further into contrasted male and female categories, runs through the thought of the Admiralty Islanders, especially with regard to kinship and marriage and spatial organization. Detailed similarities between the expression of this pattern in Admiralty Island thought and in Fijian and western Polynesian thought suggest phylogenetic relationship…
More Complex Formulae of Generalized Exchange [and Comments and Replies]
Levi-Strauss has argued that any further development of the principles of marriage-as-exchange upon which Les structures elementaires de la parente is premised towards a truly general theory of kinship and marriage must await a solution to the formal difficulties posed by the analysis of even the so-called Crow-Omaha systems. Hence the only viable option currently available would be to apply statistical methods to the study of the essentially pro…
On Tikopia social space
Matrilineality versus matrilocality among the Siriono
Sexuality and Garden Ritual in the Trobriands and Tikopia
There are remarkable parallels between the rituals performed over the yam gardens by the Trobriand Islanders and those performed by the Tikopia. The strikingly similar garden rituals appear to be dramatizations, not simply of the mythic origin and structure of the gardens, but of the mythic origin and structure of society itself. The metaphor used in both cases is that of human reproduction. Many of the differences between the two ritual systems …
Avunculocality and Incest
Matrilineality versus matrilocality among the Siriono
On Tikopia social space
More Complex Formulae of Generalized Exchange [and Comments and Replies]
Levi-Strauss has argued that any further development of the principles of marriage-as-exchange upon which Les structures elementaires de la parente is premised towards a truly general theory of kinship and marriage must await a solution to the formal difficulties posed by the analysis of even the so-called Crow-Omaha systems. Hence the only viable option currently available would be to apply statistical methods to the study of the essentially pro…
Recursive dualism in the Admiralty Islands
A pattern of recursive dualism, in which contrasted male and female categories are themselves subdivided further into contrasted male and female categories, runs through the thought of the Admiralty Islanders, especially with regard to kinship and marriage and spatial organization. Detailed similarities between the expression of this pattern in Admiralty Island thought and in Fijian and western Polynesian thought suggest phylogenetic relationship…
Christian Images in Hispanic New Mexico
Sexuality and Garden Ritual in the Trobriands and Tikopia
There are remarkable parallels between the rituals performed over the yam gardens by the Trobriand Islanders and those performed by the Tikopia. The strikingly similar garden rituals appear to be dramatizations, not simply of the mythic origin and structure of the gardens, but of the mythic origin and structure of society itself. The metaphor used in both cases is that of human reproduction. Many of the differences between the two ritual systems …
Sociology (5 works) · Anthropology (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · History (4 works) · History (4 works) · Genealogy (3 works) · Kinship (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Rangeland Management and Livestock Ecology (3 works) · African history and culture analysis (2 works)