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Constraints on kinship semantics reflect cognition over cultural practice
Languages encode similar semantic features in their kinship terminologies, the set of words denoting family members, but different languages seem to prioritise different distinctions. Is any configuration of kinship semantics possible, or are there commonalities across languages in which distinction
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