02939cam a2200457 i 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036010001700077040012700094020002800221020003100249035005100280050002000331060002000351082001100371084001700382100003800399245007700437250002000514264004200534300002900576336002600605337002800631338002700659504005100686505067900737520067901416650002302095650002102118650001302139650001302152650004002165650002702205650003702232650004202269650004902311650002902360655003902389700005302428ocm00885345 OCoLC20170105080428.0731128s1974    pau      b    001 0 eng    a   73021517   aDLCbengcDLCdIAXdMUQdBTCTAdYDXCPdUABdCIRBCdDEBBGdOCLCOdLMRdOCLCFdOCLCQdOCLCOdFHLdOCLCQdALAULdOCLCOdZAAPA  a0397472978q(paperback)  a9780397472970q(paperback)  a(OCoLC)885345z(OCoLC)968331z(OCoLC)63582762700aHQ503b.Q4 1974 4aHQ 503 Q3f 197400a301.42  aMS 19002rvk1 aQueen, Stuart Alfred,d1890-1987.14aThe family in various cultures /cStuart A. Queen, Robert W. Habenstein.  aFourth edition. 1aPhiladelphia :bLippincott,c�1974.  aviii, 460 pages ;c21 cm  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia  avolumebnc2rdacarrier  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 aThe polyandrous Toda family -- The matrilineal Hopi family -- The polygynous Baganda family -- The classical Chinese system of familism -- The minimum family of the Kibbutz -- The partiarchal family of the ancient Hebrews -- The ancient Romans -- continuity and change -- The legacy of the early Christian family -- The Anglo-Saxon family -- folkways in transition -- The medieval English family -- values in conflict -- The later English family -- romantic love and a power struggle -- The colonial family in North America -- Transition to the modern American family -- The contempory Black American family -- Profiles of the Canadian family -- The mexican American family.  aA survey of twelve family systems in twelve cultural and historical settings throughout the world. Different societies in different ages have worked out different ways of handling problems of marriage, child rearing, sex regulation, kinship responsiblities, etc. In this engrosing thoroughly readable book, the cultural heritage of the American family system is traced back through seven different systems, showing a sequence of historical influences. Five other systems those of the Toda, the Hopi, the Baganda, the pre-revolutionary Chinese, and that of the kibbutz-offer a contrast with the American family and portray the wide range of variation in forms of family life. 0aFamiliesxHistory.12aFamilyxhistory. 4aFamille. 6aFamille. 7aFamilies.2fast0(OCoLC)fst01728849 7aFamilyxHistory.2fssh07aFamilie.0(DE-588)4016397-02gnd07aGesellschaft.0(DE-588)4020588-52gnd07aKulturanthropologie.0(DE-588)4133903-42gnd07aFamiliensoziologie.2swd 7aHistory.2fast0(OCoLC)fst014116281 aHabenstein, Robert Wesley,d1914-ejoint author.