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Family Traditions and Generations
Family & Community Health, 2009Currently, traditional family values that have been passed down through generations appear to be at risk. This has significant implications for the stability and health of individuals, families, and communities. This article explores selected issues related to intergenerational transmission of family values and cultural beliefs, with particular ...
Gerald, Schneiderman, Maru, Barrera
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2004
AbstractThis chapter presents the family background of Ambrose Jessup Tomlinson. It chronicles the move of his grandparents Robert and Lydia Tomlinson to central Indiana, which was part of the “Great Quaker Migration”. It describes the lives and marriage of his parents Milton and Delilah Tomlinson.
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AbstractThis chapter presents the family background of Ambrose Jessup Tomlinson. It chronicles the move of his grandparents Robert and Lydia Tomlinson to central Indiana, which was part of the “Great Quaker Migration”. It describes the lives and marriage of his parents Milton and Delilah Tomlinson.
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2002
What is “traditionalism” and how does it relate to family values? What are the family values that concern parental responsibility in raising children? Who do the Puerto Ricans say should be the decision maker in the family? Should women with small children work outside the home? Should husbands share responsibility for housework?
Mary Cuadrado, Louis Lieberman
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What is “traditionalism” and how does it relate to family values? What are the family values that concern parental responsibility in raising children? Who do the Puerto Ricans say should be the decision maker in the family? Should women with small children work outside the home? Should husbands share responsibility for housework?
Mary Cuadrado, Louis Lieberman
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OCCUPATIONAL TYPE AND "TRADITIONAL FAMILY IDEOLOGY"
Child Development, 1963Miller and Swanson (4) distinguish between the childrearing practices of parents who fall into entrepreneurial and bureaucratic occupational types. A number of criteria can be used to distinguish between entrepreneurs and bureaucrats. A major distinction is that of the differing amounts of risk taking of the two groups.
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Abstract This chapter focuses on non-traditional partnerships, including irregular marriage, cohabitation, bigamy, and same-sex relationships. Scotland was unique within Western Europe in according legal validity to irregular marriage within this period. As well as charting the incidence and meanings of irregular marriage, the chapter
Eleanor Gordon, Jeff Meek, Katie Barclay
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Eleanor Gordon, Jeff Meek, Katie Barclay
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Reconstituting Traditional Family
2002Partial Transcript of the Prime Minister The Hon. John Howard MP Speech at the Launch of the Family Tax Initiative, Wentworthville, Sydney. 16th December 1996.
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Childhood and Family Tradition
2023Abstract This chapter provides an account of Spinoza’s parents, Michael d’Espinoza and Hannah Deborah d’Espinoza, and four siblings, the religious practices surrounding his childhood, his father’s position in the Amsterdam Sephardic community and the remarkable history of his mother’s parents and grandparents in Holland and at Antwerp ...
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