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Kinship and Social Action

This is British empiricism at its best, or worst, depending on your point of view: a series of case histories of dispute and cooperation in a single community as minutely observed during 1953 and as reconstructed for the two preceding decades since the community's foundation. Gulliver criticises the anthropological use of "kindred" and "network" and employs new concepts related to the latter. His intention is not to "illustrate" an argument but to provide as comprehensive documentation as possible; the absence from the index of actors' names is, therefore, regrettable.