Malay Kinship and Marriage in Singapore

P. P. · Judith Djamour

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INTRODUCTION I 1. THE STRUCTURE OF SINGAPORE MALAY SOCIETY 3 2. KINSHIP 23 3. THE HOUSEHOLD 52 4. MARRIAGE 66 5. CHILDREN: BIRTH, ADOPTION, SOCIALIZATION 88 6. DIVORCE 110 7. CONCLUSION 141 LIST OF WORKS CITED 148 INDEX I50

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