Some facts of Seneca kinship semantics

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 33 (5):388-389 (2010)
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Jones's analysis of Seneca kinship semantics gets some of the facts about close relatives wrong, and his mechanism for extending the analysis to distant relatives does not work.

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