Titlebook: Southern Anthropology - a History of Fison and Howitt’s Kamilaroi and Kurnai; Helen Gardner,Patrick McConvell Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if

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Cracks in the Theory: The Problems of the Pacificrgan’s schema, the problems caused by efforts to fit Fison’s Rewan and Tongan schedules into Morgan’s theory and the tensions across the Atlantic as the British critiqued Morgan’s thesis using Fison’s schedules.

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Introduction: The Publication of tt. Fison’s arrived at the Fiji Methodist training college of Navuloa near the growing port town of Suva, on the island of Viti Levu. Howitt’s copies were posted to the isolated Gippsland town of Bairnsdale, in the south-eastern corner of the Australian colony of Victoria, where he managed the huge

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Cracks in the Theory: The Problems of the Pacific particular books proved significant to their subsequent analysis. The first important instance of this was the version of the schedule that Fison received from Morgan along with his accompanying explanation. It was dated 1860 and contained details of Amerindian and Tamil and Telugu kinship forms as

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Fison’s Fiji Discovery and the Interpretation of Kinship Historyin ideas: Morgan’s hypothesis that American Indian kinship came from Asia along with people; and the underlying unity of human kinship despite these changes occurring through history. In this chapter we look in more detail at Pacific, and particularly Fijian, kinship and how these themes of historic

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Seeing Gamilaraay870) came off the press in the Fisons’ final year in Rewa. Two weeks after the family disembarked in Sydney, Darwin’s . (1871) was published and extensively reviewed in Australian newspapers within two months.. In April, the first copies of Morgan’s . (1871) were printed, though the proofs had been