Kinship and descent

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    traditional life or language, due to racial intermarriage and the result of the stolen generations, when asked to articulate their concept of identity the common theme of “intra-Aboriginal recognition” was prevalent (2012, p.135). This too is a form of kinship, which in the absence of traditional cultural values of law or land enables Aboriginals in an urban environment to carry on their sense of belonging and sense of identity (Lambert-Pennington, 2012,…

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    To begin, when it comes to the conflict perspective, power is one of the main sources of conflict in a relationship. In the past, the husband has had more power compared to the wife in a relationship. The person that holds more power in marriage has changed in recent years. These days, the wife is usually in charge of decision making when it comes to family finances, purchases, weekend activities, and even what to watch on television, (Henslin, 2007). Based on the chart from Morin and Cohn,…

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    The Tlingit indians are the northernmost of the Northwest Indian Tribes. The Northwest Indian tribes, consist of the Tlingit, Haida, Tsimshian, Kwakiutl, Bella Coola, Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka), Coast Salish, and Chinook tribes. They mostly live in northwest area of California, and Alaska. The Tlingit traditionally got much of their food by fishing, with salmon as the main food source. They also hunted seals and sea otters and gathered wild berries and roots. The Tlingit used cedar wood from…

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    As a person who comes from two different cultural and racial backgrounds, I decided to make my topic of my kinship chart about race. Knowing what it feels like to be half-Sikh and half-Hindu, I am able to get a point of view of both racial perspectives of myself. As my kinship chart shows, my mother is Sikh and my father is Hindu. However, for reasons being, I was taken out of their custody when I was seven years old, along with my younger sister. Thus my grandparents were able to gain custody…

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    Miss Stephanie Paleo, about what she considers “family”. Stephanie is of Haitian descent and was born in New Jersey in 1996. Both of her parents immigrated from Haiti with their families to the Northeast part of the United States, and her parents met in New York. They currently live in Douglasville, GA while Stephanie continues her studies in college. With her consent, we collected ethnographic data about her kinship and further…

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    Kinship is a word use by anthropologists to describe certain family relationships. A kinship Chart is basically a family tree. My Kinship Chart is not very big. There are a lot of similarities between my mother 's and father 's sides. Each of my father 's and my mother 's parents have two children and each of their children has only one child. I am focusing on my matrilineal descent. My family live in the the capital city of Ukraine, Kiev. From my mother’s side, the relationships are…

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    black “ego” triangle on the attached kinship chart, is a nineteen year old male who lives in the United States (Kottak, 2015). Maverick is a second year college student who is currently attending the University of Georgia and resides in the respective city of Athens, Georgia. He is completing course work for a Bachelor of Science in Forest Resources with a concentration in fisheries and wildlife. Maverick belongs to a lineal kinship system of bilateral descent which includes one living great…

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    The case in question are the ones that promote provenance of the wife of prince Lazar, Milica, as a descent of the prince Vukan, the eldest son of the first Serbian ruler-saint, Stefan Nemanja. The analysis is conducted by comparing all of the sources that give information about Milica’s ancestry. Тhe research had shown that this news could be divided into two groups: the one where unspecified kinship with Nemanjić dynasty…

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    labor cumulatively standardize by gender and slowly the patterns have been followed till this day. Paleolithic era is when men and women labor was recognized to benefit the groups. Neolithic was the beginning of kinship from matrilocal and matrilineal descent to patrilocal and patrilineal descent. Both era appears to be the most positive for women until the end when civilization was arose to the opposite…

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    A Faraway Gender Roles

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    Gender, Kinship and Marriage in ‘A Faraway, Familiar Place’ (Question #5) Word count: 1 193 (excl. in-text references and bibliography) Across the scattered region of Melanesia, the relationships between men and women are akin. There is the overall theme of the powerful and fearful nature of women’s bodies as well as their traditional role in caretaking and providing domestic support. This is contrasted by men’s expected abilities to carry themselves with confidence, bravery and to demonstrate…

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