@Article{an06-025,
  author = 	{Dentan, Robert Knox},
  title = 	{Hocus pocus and extensionism in Central Malaya: notes on Semai kinship terminology},
  journal = 	{American Anthropologist},
  year = 	{1970},
  publisher = 	{American Anthropological Association},
  address = 	{Washington},
  volume = 	{vol. 72},
  number = 	{no. 2},
  pages = 	{358--362},
  keywords = 	{Senoi (Southeast Asian people); Semai; Maj Serak; Orang Asli; Senoi; Senoi Semai; Cultural participation; Kinship terminology},
  abstract = 	{This paper presents a componential analysis of the kinship terminology of two groups of Senoi (Semai) studied by the author -- termed eastern and western in this source.  According to Dentan the eastern group were far less acculturated to the predominant Malay society than were the western Semai.  A comparison of the terminology of the two groups, in light of Semai rules regarding proper terminological usage, seems to indicate several inconsistencies which suggest ``{\ldots}that a modified componential analysis conforms to the cognitive categories of the Semai if the extensionist hypothesis that terms have both primary and derived meaning is taken into account'' (p. 358-A)."  The exposition of this line of reasoning makes up the major bulk of this source.},
  note = 	{Robert Knox Dentan},
  note = 	{LOC search performed 24 Feb 2012Also included in fiche installment E39},
  note = 	{Includes bibliographical references (p. 362)},
  issn = 	{0002-7294},
  url = 	{https://ehrafworldcultures.yale.edu/document?id=an06-025},
  language = 	{English}
  note =        {Accessed on: 2020-09-19}
}