Donald R Bender
Biographic Data
| ID | 103688 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donald R Bender |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donald R |
| FAMILY NAME | Bender |
| SIGNATURE | BENDER D R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Minnesota |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 90 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
De Facto Families and De Jure Households in Ondo1
In the Yoruba kingdom of Ondo,2 households are conceptualized as special social units, and they form distinct social groupings. In contrast, families are given only a limited recognition, at best and they form distinct social groups only in limited contexts. Comparable situations are readily found in the ethnographic literature
Agnatic or Cognatic? A Re-Evaluation of Ondo Descent
Both the Ijebu and Ondo kingdoms have been described by Lloyd as having a cognatic descent system (I962; I966; I968). The cognatic descent groups of these southern Yoruba peoples,' he has indicated, contrast with the agnatic descent groups characteristic of the more northerly Yoruba. This has been said to be one of the ways in which the Yoruba differ significantly among themselves in some aspects of social structure while being relatively homogen…
Human Ecology
A Refinement of the Concept of Household
The concepts of "household" and "family" have been given a greater degree of precision in recent years by those scholars who have pointed out that the former is a residence group that carries out domestic functions while the latter is a kinship group. The concept of "household," having been analytically distinguished from that of "family," is still burdened by the inclusion of two social phenomena that are logically distinct and vary somewhat ind…
A Refinement of the Concept of Household
The concepts of "household" and "family" have been given a greater degree of precision in recent years by those scholars who have pointed out that the former is a residence group that carries out domestic functions while the latter is a kinship group. The concept of "household," having been analytically distinguished from that of "family," is still burdened by the inclusion of two social phenomena that are logically distinct and vary somewhat ind…
De Facto Families and De Jure Households in Ondo1
In the Yoruba kingdom of Ondo,2 households are conceptualized as special social units, and they form distinct social groupings. In contrast, families are given only a limited recognition, at best and they form distinct social groups only in limited contexts. Comparable situations are readily found in the ethnographic literature
Agnatic or Cognatic? A Re-Evaluation of Ondo Descent
Both the Ijebu and Ondo kingdoms have been described by Lloyd as having a cognatic descent system (I962; I966; I968). The cognatic descent groups of these southern Yoruba peoples,' he has indicated, contrast with the agnatic descent groups characteristic of the more northerly Yoruba. This has been said to be one of the ways in which the Yoruba differ significantly among themselves in some aspects of social structure while being relatively homogen…
Human Ecology
A Refinement of the Concept of Household
The concepts of "household" and "family" have been given a greater degree of precision in recent years by those scholars who have pointed out that the former is a residence group that carries out domestic functions while the latter is a kinship group. The concept of "household," having been analytically distinguished from that of "family," is still burdened by the inclusion of two social phenomena that are logically distinct and vary somewhat ind…
Human Ecology
Agnatic or Cognatic? A Re-Evaluation of Ondo Descent
Both the Ijebu and Ondo kingdoms have been described by Lloyd as having a cognatic descent system (I962; I966; I968). The cognatic descent groups of these southern Yoruba peoples,' he has indicated, contrast with the agnatic descent groups characteristic of the more northerly Yoruba. This has been said to be one of the ways in which the Yoruba differ significantly among themselves in some aspects of social structure while being relatively homogen…
De Facto Families and De Jure Households in Ondo1
In the Yoruba kingdom of Ondo,2 households are conceptualized as special social units, and they form distinct social groupings. In contrast, families are given only a limited recognition, at best and they form distinct social groups only in limited contexts. Comparable situations are readily found in the ethnographic literature
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