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Family Traditions

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Family Traditions and Generations

Family and Community Health, 2009
Currently, 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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Conjuring up Traditions: Atmospheres, Eras and Family Christmases [PDF]

Sociological Review, 2013
Despite some macro level concern with the concepts of tradition and 'detraditionalization', sociologists for the most part have paid relatively little attention to the everyday realities of family traditions as they are experienced and narrated in people'
Jennifer Mason
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The Influence of Traditional Chinese Family Customs and Traditions on Family Values

Journal of Global Humanities and Social Sciences, 2023
Since ancient times, family style and family motto have been an important part of China's culture, which not only unites the wisdom of our ancestors but also provides guidance for family members' behavior and the basis for their values. The formation and transmission of family style and family motto is the basis for family continuity and reproduction ...
Lei Chen, Rongping Yang
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Extension of Family Resemblance Concepts as a Necessary Condition of Interpretation across Traditions

Dao, 2015
© 2015, Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht. In this paper we extend Wittgenstein’s notion of family resemblance to translation, interpretation, and comparison across traditions. There is no need for universals.
Jaap Van Brakel
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Family Tradition

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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Childhood and Family Tradition

2023
Abstract 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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Traditional Families in Turkey

International Journal of Mass Emergencies & Disasters, 1983
Though disasters, especially earthquakes, floods and landslides, are common in Turkey, policy making, planning and even research have ignored their social-psychological aspects. In this paper an attempt is made to build a hypothetical model for conceptualizing disaster-related coping behavior in traditional society.
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Family Values and Traditions

2013
Family values and traditions are a critical source of connection between Arab Americans and their culture. The literature describes traditional Arab culture as valuing kinship, large and extended family forms, patrilineality, marriage, and parent–child relationships.
Ben K. Beitin, Mireille Aprahamian
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Non-Traditional Families

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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