Assertion: kinship | /r/HasProperty | culture
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text: Kinship is culture, not biology.
text: He wants to demolish the idea, itself based on a rich tradition of direct ethnographic observation, that kinship is a cultural system in which procreation (human reproduction) plays a formative role.
text: If Sahlins were simply claiming that kinship is cultural, or insisting that kinship has little (or even nothing) to do with biology, his book would correspond to fairly standard anthropological claims.
text: Thus, kinship is a cultural reality, and only human beings have Culture.
text: And Is Not, Marshall Sahlins argues that kinship is culture, not biology, and he does so in the pure, uncompromising, vivid way of which he is the master.
text: Kinship, being a cultural system, must impose differentiations among groups of individuals.