Comparative family systems / Editor, M.F. Nimkoff.
This book is concerned with the major variations in the organization of the human family: what they are, what causes them and what differences they make. - Preface.
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Houghton Mifflin,
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction. Comparative studies of the family
- Types of family
- Interchange : society and family. The social system and the family
- The family and the social system
- Cases. Marriage and the family in Northeastern Arnhem Land / Ronald M. Berndt
- Family in Tikopia / Raymond Firth
- Aspects of the family among the Bedouin of Cyrenaica / E.L. Peters
- The Papago family / Ruth M. Underhill
- The Nayars of South Malabar / Joan P. Mencher
- The Tibetan family system / H.R.H. Prince Peter of Greece and Denmark
- The traditional Indian family / M.S. Gore
- The family in Ireland / Alexander J. Humphreys
- The family in a revolutionary movement : the case of the Kibbutz in Israel / Yonina Talmon
- The Japanese family / Ezra F. Vogel
- The Soviet family / Kent Geiger
- The American family / M.F. Nimkoff
- Change. World trends
- The future of the family
- Appendixes. Bibliography of cross-cultural studies of the family
- Comparative family films.