10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PATRILOCALLY»
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Strategies and Norms in a Changing Matrilineal Society: ...
The ratio of men residing patrilocally to those residing matrilocally is thus about 2:
3. This again is indicative of an increased importance in father—son ties as a
basis of village affiliation in comparison with Cifokoboyo, where the ratio of men ...
2
Talk and Practical Epistemology: The Social Life of ...
When children are born to this union, the two-generational household is
transformed into a patrilocally extended unit (Phase 2). Segmentation of the
patrilocally extended unit (Phase 3) varies according to a variety of
circumstances.
3
Fathers in Cultural Context
live patrilocally (with the husbands' kin group) fathers' kin are more likely to live
nearby than when families live matrilocally. Katz and Konner (1981) found that
non-patrilocal residence patterns were associated with high levels of father ...
David W. Shwalb, Barbara J. Shwalb, Michael E. Lamb, 2013
4
Webs of Power: Women, Kin, and Community in a Sumatran Village
Another 18 percent live patrilocally with the father's or husband's family and 9
percent live neolocally in the village on land that is purchased by daughter and
husband together. The cases of daughters living patrilocally (with husbands on ...
5
Muslim Puritans: Reformist Psychology in Southeast Asian Islam
On the question of whether the couple lives matrilocally or patrilocally, the survey
shows that they are most likely to settle neolocally (HQ II-16);36 however,
reformists are more likely than traditionalists to settle patrilocally, to see the father
...
6
Essentials of Cultural Anthropology
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household $— from and independent of either set of parents, this arrangement
enhances ...
Garrick Bailey, James Peoples, 2013
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From a Shattered Sun: Hierarchy, Gender, and Alliance in the ...
In 1979, one married son would commonly reside patrilocally, while other sons
would maintain separate, neolocal residences. Hence, of the forty-six married
men, the residence of eighteen was patrilocal,3 that of twenty-six was neolocal,
and ...
8
Humanity: An Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
(a) The patrilocally extended household = = = = = = (c) The bilocally extended
household = = = = = = (b) The matrilocally extended household = = = = = = B =
CD (d) The avunculocally extended household (individuals A, B, C, D are
assumed to ...
James Peoples, Garrick Bailey, 2014
9
The Politics of Kinship: A Study in Social Manipulation ...
Such a fate, however, can also befall matrilocal residents who may then settle
patrilocally. It has already been noted that patrilocal residence is also an
important factor in the general pattern of relationships between individuals and
villages ...
J. Van Velsen, Rhodes-Livingstone Institute, 1964
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Cengage Advantage Books: Humanity: An Introduction to ...
If all families in the village, town, or other settlement follow this pattern, then the
settlement consists of patrilocally extended households. Notice that the residents
of each household are related to one another through males. The married ...
James Peoples, Garrick Bailey, 2008
