Exam Reviewer for November Flashcards
kinship structure of a culture or society especially as constituted in a stabilized network of rules of descent and residence.
Social Organization
Primary Institutions
family school church/religion economy government/politics other social institutions
3 kinds of families
nuclear family
extended family
reconstituted family
parents and children
nuclear family
family and relatives in one house
extended family
two families decide to join together after one or both partners decided a divorce or previous break up
reconstituted family
social institution that refers to relations formed between members of the society is a system of social organization which is base or recognized family ties and is based on descent
kinship
refers to the origin or background of a person in terms of family/nationality. it is a biological relationship.
descent
matrilineal kinship
mother side
patrilineal kinship
father side
Bilineal kinship
both sides
two types of kinship
consanguineous kinship
affinal kinship
kinship by blood, considered as the most basic and general form of relations. The relationship is achieved by birth or blood commonly. relative by blood
consanguineous kinship
kinship marriage and kinship by ritual. refers to bond that is formed through marriage.
Affinal kinship
Monogamy
married to one person
Polygamy
married to more than one person
concept of polygamy
polygyny
polyandry
polygyny
one man having multiple female partners
polyandry
one woman having multiple male partners
simplest, political systems, often perceived w/o a well-defined system of leadership
bands and tribes
usually a small, formed by several families living together, oftentimes moving from one place to another to search food.
band
social division in a traditional society consisting of families of communities linked by social, economic, religious or blood ties with a common culture and dialect having a recognized leader
tribe
concept of tribes
form of council
tribal leaders
elders
political organization characterized by social hierarchies and consolidation of political power into fulltime specialists who control production and distribution of resources.
chiefdom