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Kinship & Family. Unit Learning Objectives. Differentiate between nuclear & extended families. Distinguish between family orientation & family procreation. Define and differentiate between kinds of descent groups and postmartial residence rules. Differentiate between lineages an clans - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Kinship & Family
Unit Learning Objectives
• Differentiate between nuclear & extended families.• Distinguish between family orientation & family
procreation. • Define and differentiate between kinds of descent
groups and postmartial residence rules. • Differentiate between lineages an clans• Differentiate between genealogical kin types and kin
terms. • Demonstrate your understanding of kinship diagrams
through an activity.
Kinship (a.k.a) ‘Basic Building Block of Society’
• Basic principle of organizing individuals into ______________________________
• Considerable _______________________
Terms of Unit• Descent Group
• Group based on belief in _______________• ______________________• Members – ______________________
• Extended Family Household• Household with _______________
Terms of Unit• Matrilineal
• Form of descent in which individuals trace their ____________________________________
• Patrilineal• Form of descent in which individuals trace
their ____________________________________• Most common form
Matrilineal Descent
Patrilineal Descent
Differences Between Patrilineal and Matrilineal
Descent GroupsPatrilineal Matrilineal
______
Give birth to husband’s
descendants; play minimal role in their own group
Play a central role in their own group by bearing their own
descendants
______ Strong authorityWeak in marital
household; strong in household of his sister
Differences Between Patrilineal and Matrilineal
Descent GroupsPatrilineal Matrilineal
______ High status Relatively low status
______
Characterized by deference,
strong authority and formality
Relatively weak authority and general
informality
Differences Between Patrilineal and Matrilineal
Descent GroupsPatrilineal Matrilineal
______ Strong Relatively weak
______ Typically patrilocal Typically matrilocal
Terms of Unit• Family of Orientation
• __________________________• Family of Procreation
• ______________________________
Nuclear Family – widespread BUT NOT universal
Muslims of Western Bosnia
• Nuclear families lack _______________• Several families in an ______________, or zadruga.• Each zadruga is headed by a
_____________________• Zadrugas are __________________
• Each nuclear family has its own sleeping room• All material possessions shared among all
members
Nayar of Southwest India
• Large, extended matrilineal families that live in matrilineal compounds, or tarawads.• Each tarawad is headed up by a
_________________• Marriage a ______________
• Men return to their mother’s tarawad a few days after marriage
• Nayar women frequently have __________________• _________________________________________
Descent GroupsGeneral features:
• Exogamous• ___________________________
• Unilineal descent• Tracing descent through a ________
•_________ OR ___________
Lineages & Clans• Lineage:
• Unilineal descent group based on ______________
• Clans:• Unilineal descent
group based on _______________
Common Theme in both:
_____________
Ancestor – Why?
• Social unity & identity of the members• _________________________
• Apical ancestor in both lineages & clans• Apex of _________________• Clan ancestors are commonly non-
human ______
Betsileo of Madagascar
• 1.• 2.
Descent Groups & Postmarital Residence Patterns
• ________________________________
• Why study? Gives rise to various ____________
• Cross-cultural research results: 6 common patterns
Common Forms• Patrilocal – ___________________________
• ~70% of all societies – predominant pattern
• Matrilocal – _________________________• ~13% of all societies – predominant
pattern
Common Forms• Ambilocal – __________________• Bilocal – __________________• Neolocal – __________________• Avunculocal –
__________________Account for ~17% of all societies