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This detailed study maps the variations in family systems throughout the world, focusing on the ways families interact with their societies. Tracing the developmental cycle of families in a wide range of times and places, Stevan Harrell shows how family members in different societies must cooperate...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This detailed study maps the variations in family systems throughout the world, focusing on the ways families interact with their societies. Tracing the developmental cycle of families in a wide range of times and places, Stevan Harrell shows how family members in different societies must cooperate to perform various activities and thus organize themselves in particular ways. Within six major divisions, the book describes families in nomadic bands, traditional African societies, Polynesian and Micronesian societies, native societies of the Pacific Northwest coast, pre-industrial class societies, and modern industrial societies. Within each group, the author's copious examples demonstrate the variation from one family system to another. His case studies are clearly illustrated with a unique set of diagrams that allow comparison of complex groups and of family processes extending over a generation. Scholars and advanced students alike will find this ambitious book an invaluable resource. |
| Beschreibung: | XVIII, 598 S. graph. Darst., Kt. |
| ISBN: | 0813327288 |
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List of Figures and Tables x
Preface xv
List of Credits xviii
PART ONE
CONCEPTS AND METHODS
1 Introduction 3
2 Describing Variation: The Family Developmental Cycle 7
3 Explaining Family Variation 26
PART TWO
THE B CLUSTER: NOMADIC FORAGING BANDS
Prelude: Children in an Mbuti Camp 53
4 Band Societies: The Family and the Laiger Community 55
5 The Developmental Cycle of the Family in Band Societies 80
PART THREE
THE A CLUSTER: FAMILY SYSTEMS
OF SUB SAHARAN AFRICA
Prelude: Sebei Elders Discuss Cattle Claims 101
6 The Logic of African Social Organization 104
7 Family Activities in Sub Saharan Africa 110
8 Conceptualizing the Structure of African Families 136
Piii Contents
9 African Developmental Cycles: Part One 151
10 African Developmental Cycles: Part Two 180
PART FOUR
THE O CLUSTER: ISLANDS OF MICRONESIA
AND POLYNESIA
Prelude: An Argument Over Teen Sexuality 205
11 The Nature of Oceanic Societies 207
12 Making a Living and Making a Name on an Island 216
13 Oceanic Family Structure 243
PART FIVE
THE N CLUSTER: SOCIETIES OF THE NORTHWEST
COAST OF NORTH AMERICA
Prelude: Growing Up in a Kwakiutl House 287
14 The Logic of Social Organization on the Northwest Coast 290
15 Family Activities in Northwest Coast Societies 311
16 Family Structure on the Northwest Coast 333
PART SIX
THE C CLUSTER: PREMODERN, COMPLEX SOCIETIES
Prelude: Dowry Negotiations in Lahore, 1925 361
17 Introduction to the Family in C Cluster Societies 363
18 A Tour of C Cluster Family Systems: Part One 380
19 A Tour of C Cluster Family Systems: Part Two 402
20 Explaining Variation in C Cluster Systems 427
Contents ix
PART SEVEN
THE M CLUSTER: FAMILIES IN MODERN SOCIETY
Prelude: The Debate About the Family 455
21 Modernity and the Embattled Family 458
22 What Families Do and Don t Do Anymore 468
23 Modern Family Process 491
24 Modernity and Critiques of the Family 529
25 Conclusion 551
References 555
Index 582
About the Book and Author 599
Figures and Tables
Figures
2 1 The Basic Family Configuration 15
2 2 Family Configuration with Parents 16
2 3 Two Stages in the Developmental Cycle 16
2 4 Matrilocal Residence 19
2 5 Impartible Patrilineal Inheritance 20
2 6 Unequal Transmission 20
2 7 Equal Patrilineal Transmission 20
2 8 Neolocal Residence 22
5 1 Basic B Cluster Developmental Cycle 82
5 2 G/wi Developmental Cycle 82
5 3 Arnhem Land Developmental Cycle 85
5 4 Netsilik Developmental Cycle 87
5 5 Shoshoni and Kutchin Developmental Cycle 95
5 6 Copper Eskimo Developmental Cycle 97
8 1 Representation of Nested and Overlapping
Subsistence and Prestige Groupings 139
8 2 Stages of a Polygynous Developmental Cycle 140
8 3 Subsistence and Prestige Groups in a
Polygynous Developmental Cycle 140
8 4 Simplified Representation of
Polygynous Developmental Cycle 141
8 5 Inheritance by All Sons Indiscriminately 141
8 6 Patrilineal Inheritance According to the Mother 142
8 7 Patrilineal Transmission 142
8 8 Matrilineal Transmission 142
8 9 Dual Unilineal Transmission 143
8 10 Ambilineal Transmission 143
8 11 Bilateral Transmission 143
8 12 Inclusive Transmission 144
8 13 Restricted Transmission of Subsistence Rights 145
8 14 Transmission to the Eldest Son of the First Wife 145
8 15 Successive Lateral Transmission 145
Figures and Tables x{
8 16 Partible Inheritance 146
8 17 The House Property Complex 147
8 18 Property Not Divided by Houses 147
8 19 Nuclear Subsistence Groups and Extended
Prestige Groups 149
9 1 The Tonga Developmental Cycle 154
9 2 Tonga and Suku Systems Compared 156
9 3 Suku and Yao Systems Compared 159
9 4 Yao and Yombe Kongo Systems Compared 161
9 5 Examples of Asante Households 163
9 6 G mparison of African Matrilineal Systems 165
9 7 Incomplete Matrilineal Patrilineal Transition
in Tongaland 167
9 8 Hypothetical MatrilinealPatrilineal Transition
in Ilaland 168
9 9 Tonga and Kimbu Subsistence Groups Cycles 170
9 10 Kimbu Commoner and Chiefly Cycles 172
9 11 Effect of Bridewealth on Prestige Cycle: Nyamwezi 173
9 12 Comparison of East African Patrilineal Systems 177
9 13 Nyakyusa Order of Inheritance from M 179
10 1 Subsistence and Prestige Groups 181
10 2 Gogo and Songo Systems Compared 184
10 3 Lozi Developmental Cycle 186
10 4 Gogo and Turkana Systems 189
10 5 Turkana and Pastoral Fulani Systems 192
10 6 Tiv Subsistence Cycle 194
10 7 Tiv Multilevel Nested Groups 195
10 8 Tallensi Compared with an East
African Cattle System 197
10 9 Hausa as Transitional Between A Cluster and
C Cluster Systems 200
11 1 Aristocrat/Commoner Distinction Within
Descent Groups 209
11 2 Aristocrat/Commoner Distinction Between
Descent Groups 209
12 1 Nested Groups in B , O , and A Clusters 220
13 1 Two Phases of an O Cluster Developmental Cycle 249
13 2 Simplified Representation of an O Cluster
Developmental Cycle 250
13 3 Overlapping and Nested Groups 250
13 4 A Subsistence Group with Children Adopted
In or Out 250
xji Figures and Tables
13 5 Basic Marshallese Cycle 253
13 6 Marshallese Nuclear Family Moving Between
Resource Owning Groups 253
13 7 Ambilateral Transmission and Ambilocal Residence
in the Tuamotus 254
13 8 Uxorilocal Residence and Property Group
Dispersal in Lamotrek 256
13 9 Atoll Systems Compared 260
13 10 Anuta System Compared with Tongareva,
Another Fatrilineal System 261
13 11 Maori Chief s Prestige Cycle Showing Succession
to Sons of Senior Wife 264
13 12 Accretive Strategies of Maori and Mangaia Elites 266
13 13 Accretive Elite and Adjustive Commoner Households 268
13 14 Processes of Formation of Marquesan Polyandrous
Households 270
13 15 The Close Relationship Between Marquesan
Polyandry and Other Accretive Systems 271
13 16 Higher Ranking Wives Produce Heirs 273
13 17 Elite Polynesian Exclusive Strategies 277
13 18 Nested Patrilineal Groups on Yap 279
13 19 Relationships Among O Cluster Systems 281
13 20 Place of O Cluster in the Constellation
of Family Systems 283
16 1 A Hypothetical N Cluster System 334
16 2 Yurok System 336
16 3 Alsea System 337
16 4 Puyallup Nisqually System 340
16 5 Salish Transmission Systems 342
16 6 Westcoast System 346
16 7 Salish and Wakashan Systems 349
16 8 Haisla Buy back Marriage 350
16 9 Idealized Northern Two Moiety Household
Developmental Cycle 353
16 10 Relative Importance of Small Family and Household
in N Cluster Systems 355
18 1 Samples of Inheritance Systems 381
18 2 Timing of Inheritance 381
18 3 Japanese Primogenitural System 382
18 4 Primogenitural Systems of Japan and England 384
18 5 Patrilineal, Single Successor Systems 385
18 6 Single Successor Systems Through Sons
and Through Either Sex 387
Figures and Tables xiii
18 7 Summary of Single Successor Systems 388
18 8 Single Successor Systems with Single
and Divided Inheritance 389
18 9 Single Successor Systems with Divided Inheritance 390
18 10 Systems Deviating from the Single Succession
and Inheritance Pole 391
18 11 Family Extension by Inclusion of Siblings of Successor 393
18 12 Family Extension and Division of Inheritance 394
18 13 Accommodating an Unmarried Sibling of
the Successor 395
18 14 Polyandry as a Way of Maintaining Undivided
Inheritance 396
18 15 Stages in a Hypothetical Janusari
Developmental Cycle 397
18 16 Celibacy, Polyandry, and Polygynandry to Maintain
Undivided Inheritance 397
18 17 How to Get from Japan to China Through
Logical Progression 399
19 1 Korean and Chinese Systems 405
19 2 Patrilocal Extended Family Systems 406
19 3 Greek Patrilocal Joint Family Systems 407
19 4 Patrilocal and Matrilocal Residence with Unilineal
and Bilateral Inheritance 408
19 5 Three Kinds of Joint Systems 409
19 6 Matrilocal Household and Split Maintenance
Systems 411
19 7 Matrilineal Household and Split Maintenance
Systems 412
19 8 The Central Nayar in Context 413
19 9 Patrilineal and Matrilineal Versions of
Household and Split Maintenance 415
19 10 Northeastern Thai Lao System 417
19 11 Inheritance Variation in Matrilocal Thai Systems 418
19 12 Northern Thai and Vietnamese Systems 418
19 13 Logical Transformations of the Kandyan
Sinhalese System 420
19 14 Patrilineal Progression from Joint to Nuclear
Systems 421
19 15 One and Two Stage Property Transfer in Nuclear
Systems 422
19 16 Variation in Two Stage Inheritance in Nuclear
Systems 424
xjv Figures and Tables
19 17 Dimensions of Variation Among Nuclear,
Stem, and Joint Cycles 426
23 1 Demographic Transition Curve 497
23 2 Stages in an M Cluster Developmental Cycle 505
23 3 Stages in Modern Japanese Developmental Cycle 523
Tables
3 1 Basic Characteristics of Clusters of
Family Systems 48
14 1 Features of A , O , and N Cluster Social Systems 291
23 1 Infant Mortality in Selected Countries, 1985 86 496
23 2 Crude Birth Rates in Selected European
Countries, 1780 1960 497
23 3 Total Fertility Rates in Selected European
Countries, 1950 1985 498
23 4 Percentage of Live Births by Birth Order, Europe 1985 499
23 5 Percentage of Live Births by Birth Order,
Philippines and Egypt, 1985 499
23 6 Percentages of Women by Parity, Ages 40 44,
M Cluster Countries 500
23 7 Percentages of Women by Parity, Ages 40 44,
Incompletely M Cluster Countries 500
23 8 Total First Marriage Rate, Selected European Countries,
1965 85 502
23 9 Percentage of Children Living with Parent or
Parents at Various Ages, 1982 507
23 10 Percentages of Children Living with One Parent
Only, 1983 507
23 11 Living Arrangements of 20 24 Year olds, 1982 509
23 12 Percentages of Household Types, United States 1983 514
23 13 Percentages of Household Types, Germany 1981 516
23 14 Household Headship by Household Income Level,
Black and White, U.S., 1980 521
Maps
1 Family Systems of Sub Saharan Africa 150
2 Micronesian and Polynesian Islands 244
3 Northwest Coast Societies 289
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