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Index
Barbarism:
1.2 following
Civilisation
1.2.c.5
clan = gens; clans = gentes:
2.3.4. See also
3.2 re "g" being replaced by
"k".
Consanguine family:
2.1.1
[Consanguine = of the same blood]
Eros:
2.4.29
Famulus = domestic slave and familia (Latin):
2.3.22
Family
2
Father-Right:
2.3.19
Gens:
3.2
Group Marriage:
2.0.5,
2.1.1,
2.2.6,
hetaerism
impulse to exploit:
2.3.18
future relations of men and
women
Iroquois Indians:
2;
marriage prohibitions:
2.3.1;
separations:
women free and honourable:
2.3.4
The Iroquois Gens:
chapter 3
Law:
primitive religious:
Bachofen 1891
and par.
2.3.7
matriarchal and paternal laws of inheritance:
2.3.18
Athenian:
2.4.6
Bourgeois:
2.4.16
women lawyers:
2.4.20
Love and love relationships:
2.4.26;
2.4.28;
2.4.30;
2.4.33;
2.4.39
and
2.4.40
Love marriage a human right of men and women:
2.4.35
Love is the new moral standard for sex:
2.4.29
Monogamous family:
2.4
abolished as "economic unit of society":
2.4.21;
2.4.26;
Mother-Right:
1891
Mutterrecht:
1891
overthrow of mother-right:
2.3.20.
Mutual affection in romance and oppressed, not in property owners:
2.4.31; mutual sexual
love becomes poetic ideal as commerce undermines guilds:
2.4.35; mutual inclination becomes only basis
of marriage with abolition of private property: 2.4.36.
Pairing family:
2.3
Property:
2.3.12 following
Proletarian family:
2.4.16
Punaluan family:
2.2.1
[A form of group marriage. The word is Hawaiian]
Savagery:
1.1 following
separation of Iroquois man and wife:
2.3.1;
2.3.3
separation of modern sexual lovers:
2.4.29
separation and property marriages:
2.4.39
Sex-love: pars
2.3.3;
2.4.6;
2.4.12;
2.4.16;
2.4.27;
2.4.28;
2.4.33;
and
2.4.39
sexual love differs from simple sexual desire:
2.4.29
Slaves:
2.3.14 following
Slaves and family:
2.3.22
Social industry:
2.4.26;
Sodomy:
2.4.5
Status to contract:
2.4.32
tolerant public opinion:
2.4.26
unconstrained sexual intercourse:
2.4.26
Wealth:
2.3.12 following
Women and the overthrow of mother-right
2.3.20;
Women lose supreme role in family:
9.9;
Women's emancipation
(conditions of)
Women and industry:
2.4.16;
2.4.20;
2.4.21;
9.9;
world historical defeat of the female sex:
2.3.20;
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