Bijdragen tot de taal- land- en volkenkunde / Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences of Southeast Asia · 2000 · 55 citations · 0 references
Social SciencesAnthropologyZoologyFish EcologyIndigenous StudiesKinship StudiesEthnic GroupsFish MigrationIndigenous PeoplesKinship ClassificationKinship TerminologyKinship TheoryConsanguineal TiesEndemic Fish SpeciesExtinctionFish Introduced SpeciesFisheries AnthropologyIndigenous Species ClassificationKinship CategoriesKinship Classification Systems
Kinship and debtThe social organization of Bugis migration and fish marketing at Lake Lindu, Centra1 Sulawesi .Ironically, introduction of such fish as tilapia has led to the near extinction of indigenous fish species and fresh-water rnussels (Whitten et al. 1987:51-2, 293).In keeping with the ethnic classifications of the time, the Lindu people were considered as one of the groups comprising the West Toradjas of Centra1 Sulawesi (Kruyt 1938).Contemporary usage would now class'thern as a subcategory of the Kaili ethnic group. .' ' Downloaded from Brill.com08/20/2023 02:17:38AM via free access ' OThroughout this paper, unless explicitly juxtaposed to the term 'affinal', I am using the term 'kinship' to encompass both consanguineal and affinal links.