Search results for " kinship"

showing 3 items of 3 documents

Beyond the Family and the Household: Occupational Family Networks

2009

Although families and kinship have been studied extensively from a historical perspective, less attention has been paid to their significance and role in the formation of local social networks.This study makes use of extensive Finnish records of godparentage to map local networks to analyze the factors (kinship, work relations, neighborhood, friendship) that influenced their formation. It argues that, in the context of a closed industrial community, occupation and kinship were the major cornerstones of these networks. Only after work-related inequality was slowly eliminated in the early twentieth century did kinship begin to gain ground as the main influencing factor.

Economic growthInequalitymedia_common.quotation_subjectNurture kinshipContext (language use)Fictive kinshipFriendshipArts and Humanities (miscellaneous)AnthropologyKinshipDemographic economicsSociologySocial network analysisSocial Sciences (miscellaneous)media_commonSocial status
researchProduct

Selective Kinship in Sicilian Cultural Identity: a Land Posing.

Sicilian history could be summarized as an endless succession of rulers that came from the sea. Thus Sicilian identity could be consid-ered as the epitome of a postcolonial identity, if there could be one. Its position at the exact center of the Mediterranean has made the island the gateway between European, African and Middle Eastern culture. This mix of insularity and cosmopolitism still dramatically affects the way Sicilians see themselves; in this paper my aim is to under-stand how this mix has impacted the perception of their own history by contemporary Sicilians.This paper seeks to shed light on some of the myths of the Sicilian past that influenced writers and thinkers from Sicily an…

Selective kinship.History of SicilySettore M-DEA/01 - Discipline DemoetnoantropologicheMythologyHistory of CultureCultural Anthropology
researchProduct

Parenté et organisation sociale chez les Wayùu. Retour sur la question

2021

Dans cet article, l’auteur revient sur certaines questions concernant le domaine de la parenté et de l’organisation sociale des Wayùu de la péninsule de La Guajira, dans la zone frontalière du nord de la Colombie et du Venezuela. Prenant pour point de départ le désaccord entre Goulet et Saler sur l’existence de catégories et de groupes de lignages et sur la place de ceux-ci dans le monde social des Wayùu, il opte pour le point de vue de Saler, à savoir que ces catégories peuvent être considérées non seulement dans les mythes au sujet de l’origine de la société wayùu, mais aussi dans les différents concepts qui réfèrent à l’ancestralité utérine commune d’un groupe de gens apparentés, ainsi q…

WayuuparentescodescendenciaWayùu people kinship descent Crow terminologies changes in kinship organizationSocial Sciences and HumanitiesWayùusociétés autochtones des basses-terres d’Amérique du SudCrow-Omaha terminologiesdescentsociedades indígenas de las Tierras bajas suramericanasterminologies crow-omahaAutomotive EngineeringSciences Humaines et SocialesascendanceIndigenous Lowland South America’s societiesSettore M-DEA/01 - Discipline Demoetnoantropologicheterminologías Crow-Omahaparentékinship
researchProduct