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Kinship And Gender: An Introduction-used Arefi Not One Word Has BeenThis Undergraduate Textbook Uses Anthropological Kinship As A Framework For The Crosscultural Study Of Gender. Connecting Kinship With Gender, Linda Stone Focuses On Human Reproduction And The Social And Cultural Implications Of Male And Female Reproductive Roles. Her Insightful Narrative Introduces New Ways Of Approaching And Understanding Crosscultural Variations. Stone Provides Coverage Of The Field Of Kinship At The Introductory Level, But She