1963
DOI: 10.2307/3772860
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Action Groups in a Society with Bilateral Kinship: A Case Study from the Faroe Islands

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“…In a second stage comprising the 1950s and 1960s, we referred to authors who proposed new theoretical models from which they intended to be more dynamic than those applied from classical functionalism [29][30][31]. The concept of status, used in a static way until that moment, thus contained a new meaning, linking it with the roles of the different components of the crew and the strategies of each of the individuals in this context of fishing.…”
Section: Fishing In Social Sciences: Main Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a second stage comprising the 1950s and 1960s, we referred to authors who proposed new theoretical models from which they intended to be more dynamic than those applied from classical functionalism [29][30][31]. The concept of status, used in a static way until that moment, thus contained a new meaning, linking it with the roles of the different components of the crew and the strategies of each of the individuals in this context of fishing.…”
Section: Fishing In Social Sciences: Main Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Un nuevo interés en las comunidades de pescadoras marcará un nuevo período, de énfasis funcionalista con los trabajos de Barnes (1954), Blehr (1963) y Barth (1966) que supusieron un avance significativo en cuanto a la consolidación de la antropología de la pesca como disciplina específica. Recuperamos aquí el aporte de Barnes que en su análisis sobre los pescadores de Bremnes, una pequeña localidad noruega, sostiene que los vínculos entre las personas permiten distinguir diferentes campos sociales.…”
Section: Antropología De La Pesca Y Marítimaunclassified