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... nuclear family . In other words , there are alternatives to nu- clear family organization . SEX AND THE NUCLEAR FAMILY Murdock argued that because the nuclear family includes the husband - wife relation- ship , it fulfills a sexual ...
... nuclear family . In other words , there are alternatives to nu- clear family organization . SEX AND THE NUCLEAR FAMILY Murdock argued that because the nuclear family includes the husband - wife relation- ship , it fulfills a sexual ...
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... nuclear family . THE ECONOMIC FUNCTION AND THE NUCLEAR FAMILY The supposed universality of the nuclear family has also been attributed to an eco- nomic function . All cultures have some kind of division of labor on the basis of sex ...
... nuclear family . THE ECONOMIC FUNCTION AND THE NUCLEAR FAMILY The supposed universality of the nuclear family has also been attributed to an eco- nomic function . All cultures have some kind of division of labor on the basis of sex ...
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... nuclear family tend to be the most important kinship group : industrial nations and foraging societies . Why should such dissimilar economies have the same kind of family organization ? In Beijing ( Peking ) , China , a grandmother and ...
... nuclear family tend to be the most important kinship group : industrial nations and foraging societies . Why should such dissimilar economies have the same kind of family organization ? In Beijing ( Peking ) , China , a grandmother and ...
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