The Family in Cross-Cultural Perspective

William N. Stephens

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Family Dynamics and Relationships Marriage and Family Dynamics Cross-Cultural and Social Analysis

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Originally published in 1963 by Holt, Rinehart and Winston, this volume treats a wide array of topics, including plural marriage, unilineal kin groups, arranged marriage, bride price, marriage ceremonial, rules against adultery, role of husband and wife, and family deference customs.

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