The Family Among the Australian Aborigines; a Sociological Study

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Exploring the intricate social structures of Australian Aborigines, this work delves into family dynamics, kinship, and cultural practices. Malinowski's anthropological insights reveal how these communities navigate relationships and social obligations, offering a unique perspective on their way of life. The book emphasizes the significance of family in shaping identity and social cohesion among Indigenous populations, making it a vital contribution to the understanding of Aboriginal culture and anthropology.