The Social Organization of the Winnebago Indians An Interpretation
The Social Organization of the Winnebago Indians An Interpretation
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On the other hand, the myths seem to indicate that no blood bone was regarded as existing between them, for they generally married each other's sisters.
What historical relation the clan hitcak'j-ro bears to the individual hitcako-ro relation of individuals, it is impossible to state, but the remarks made before are pertinent here, and no genetic relationship need be postulated.
The ''Servant'" Relationship.
The hitcak'D-ro relation is entirely one between equals, irrespective of the inequality... of one member of this grouping, with regard to the other, in social standing. The Bear clan is, for instance, incomparably greater than the Wolf, but this is entirely forgotten here. In addition to this "friendship, " there seems to exist a faintly developed "servant" relation. The concept of servant is not that conveyed by the English word. It means essentially that a certain clan performs a service for another without that specific service being reciprocal. Among the Winnebago such a relation exists between the Thunder- bird and Buffalo, and the Thunderbird and Elk clans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the other hand, the myths seem to indicate that no blood bone was regarded as existing between them, for they generally married each other's sisters.
What historical relation the clan hitcak'j-ro bears to the individual hitcako-ro relation of individuals, it is impossible to state, but the remarks made before are pertinent here, and no genetic relationship need be postulated.
The ''Servant'" Relationship.
The hitcak'D-ro relation is entirely one between equals, irrespective of the inequality... of one member of this grouping, with regard to the other, in social standing. The Bear clan is, for instance, incomparably greater than the Wolf, but this is entirely forgotten here. In addition to this "friendship, " there seems to exist a faintly developed "servant" relation. The concept of servant is not that conveyed by the English word. It means essentially that a certain clan performs a service for another without that specific service being reciprocal. Among the Winnebago such a relation exists between the Thunder- bird and Buffalo, and the Thunderbird and Elk clans.
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