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The family, a sociological interpretation
This basic text encourages students to think sociologically about what is happening in families today and why. Known for its accessibility, the book integrates three theoretical concepts throughout-patriarchy, individual embeddedness, and institutional embeddednesss. Complete sections cover patriarchy, cohabitation, remarriage, and violence.
450 pages, Hardcover
First published November 1, 1975
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