Sentence examples for human kinship from inspiring English sources
Lévi-Strauss's work demonstrated that human kinship was fundamentally cultural.
Marriage should simply be one model among many for human kinship and a strong family.
This felt like a babylift, too, and, if it's the last one, it will serve as a bookend to a remarkable experiment in human kinship, flaws and all.
Many books on kinship have been written by social anthropologists, but Primeval Kinship is the first book dedicated to the evolutionary origins of human kinship.
Relations within a lakou prove the value of familial blood ties, while relations from one lakou to the others prove the value of universal human kinship.
Something unprecedented in the history of human kinship was occurring — parents were meeting children for the first time who were at once strangers and family — and no one was sure what to expect.
Ms. Gilbert's program, "The Impressionable Air," will include her recent "Folies de la Vigne," which she describes as an eccentric processional, and excerpts from "Aeolian Voyage," an exploration of humans' kinship to the wind, set to a score by Rex Ordinaire.
The situation would have shocked 19th-century Transcendentalists who used the Merrimack to inspire a modern philosophy of humans in kinship with nature.
Among non-human primates, kinship is the primary determiner of whether to cooperate or compete with others.
Our data on PowerPlex ESX 17 Fast System and PowerPlex ESI 17 Fast System demonstrate that both systems represent very remarkable tools for forensic human identification and kinship relationship.
What's intriguing about the committee's action is that it juxtaposes two sliding scales that are normally not allowed to slide against each other: how much kinship humans feel for which animals, and just which "human rights" each human deserves.
