and the concept of brotherhood, 49, 50

and the concept of divination, 50

and the concept of humanity, 49, 50

and language acquisition, 50, 51

Schmalhausen, Ivan I., 118

Schmidt, Wilhelm, 93, 94

Schneider, David M., 120, 121, 124, 133, 135, 137nl, 143, 163, 171, 181n30, 298

Schopenhauer, Arthur, 14, 114, 132

and Indian philosophy, 83

Schröder, Ernst, 25

Scot, Walter, 60

Scots, 59

and their significance to the history of European colonialism, 59, 60

Sedang

kin terms, 227, 228

Sedeq

kin terms, 285n26, 336

Seefloth, Uwe, 324

Sekani

kin terms, 306n7, 314

Seligman, Brenda Z., 98, 253n35

Selknam

kin terms, 232, 272, 379n8

Selkup

kin terms, 239

Sema Naga

kin terms, 252n32, 269, 290

Seminole

kin terms, 238, 242

semiotics, 26–29, 74, 150, 151, 175

see also icons

Semitic

kin terms, 371

languagessee also Afroasiatic language family, 84

linguistics, 105

mtDNA, 371

Senufo

kin terms, 292

Serbs, 134

Serente

kin terms, 247

Seri

kin terms, 217, 219, 269, 288, 320, 369

Serrano

kin terms, 216, 288

Shambala

kin terms, 179n23

Shapiro, Warren, 156

Sharanahua

kin terms, 235

Shasta

kin terms, 234, 235, 263, 289

Shavante

kin terms, 247

Sherpa

kin terms, 246

Shilluk

kin terms, 264

Shinkuba, A. E., 202nl

Shoshone

kin terms, 160, 205, 231, 235, 246, 252n33, 301

Siberia

archaeology, 343, 344, 382

folklore, 360n3

genes, 370, 371

hand-drum, 357, 362n13, 362n14

kinship, 291, 294

siblingship, 272, 293, 305

sibling terminology; see kin terminologies

Sikaiana

kin terms, 334