The Family among the Australian Aborigines, a Sociological Study

by Bronislaw Malinowski

[461] Howitt, Kam. and Kurn., pp. 208-210, and Nat. Tr., pp. 773-776.

[462] I use the word family only in the sense of a man, his wife or wives, and their offspring before reaching puberty.

[463] As in the example; Kam. and Kurn., p. 209.

[464] See this example and diagram in Nat. Tr., p. 774.

[465] Kam. and Kurn., pp. 209, 210, and Nat. Tr., p. 774.

[466] Idem, Nat. Tr., pp. 774, 775. Compare Kam. and Kurn., p. 209.

[467] Kam. and Kurn., p. 210.

[468] Nat. Tr., p. 775.

[469] Rev. Stähle in Kam. and Kurn., pp. 277, 278.

[470] Recollections, p. 250, refers to the Bangerang tribe. Compare also ibid., p. 256 and A.R., i. pp. 65, 98, 100.