Kinship and Marriage Flashcards

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[ Identification ]

A system of meaning and power relations to determine relationships, rights and responsibilities, and expectations.

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Kinship (Pagkakamag-anak)

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[ What are these? ]

  • Consanguineal
  • Affinal
  • Fictive
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Types of Kinship System

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[ Identification: Types of Kinship System ]

Kinship based on biology or blood lines.

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Consanguineal

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[ Identification: Types of Kinship System ]

Kinship through rituals like marriage.

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Affinal

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[ Identification: Types of Kinship System ]

Kinship that is neither consanguineal or affinal.

Usually based on friendship and other personal relationships.

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Fictive

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[ Fill in the blanks ]

The main function of kinship is to _____ successive generations.

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The main function of kinship is to bind successive generations.

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[ What are these? ]

  • Vertical
  • Horizontal
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Functions of Kinship

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[ Identification: Functions of Kinship ]

To pass on properties, political office, and traditions within and to subsequent generations.

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Vertical

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[ Identification: Functions of Kinship ]

Refers to the ties of people across a single generation through marriage.

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Horizontal

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[ Identification ]

  • Refer to the permanent social units whose members claim common ancestry.
  • Membership is lifelong and determined at birth.
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Descent Groups

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[ What are these? ]

  • Unilineal Descent
  • Cognatic or Non-unilineal Descent
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Types of Rules of Descent

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[ Identification: Types of Rules of Descent ]

  • Refers to the tracing of ancestry through only one parent.
  • Either the mother’s line (matrilineal) or the father’s line (patrilineal).
  • Mostly commonly found in societies in wealth foraging, small-scale farming, and nomadic herding.
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Unilineal Descent

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[ Identification: Unilineal Descent ]

An ego that belongs to the ______ descent refers to his or her ancestry through the female line.

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Matrilineal Descent

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[ Identification: Unilineal Descent ]

An ego that belongs to the ______ descent refers to his or her ancestry through the male line.

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Patrilineal Descent

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[ Identification: Types of Rules of Descent ]

  • Allows rules construction based on social groups.
  • Bonds are traced from the side of both mother and father.
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Cognatic or Non-unilineal Descent

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[ What are these? ]

  • Double Descent or Bilineal
  • Ambilineal
  • Bilateral
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Categories under Cognatic or Non-unilineal Descent

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[ Identification: Cognatic or Non-unilineal Descent ]

Males and females are traced both matrilineally and patrilineally.

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Double Descent or Bilineal

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[ Identification: Cognatic or Non-unilineal Descent ]

Allows parents to choose which side of the kin to affiliate their children.

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Ambilineal

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[ Identification: Cognatic or Non-unilineal Descent ]

Individuals are equally treated to both mother’s and father’s side of the kin, regardless of gender.

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Bilateral

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[ Identification ]

It is a culturally defined and institutionalized form of relationship and a social practice designed to address the needs of human beings.

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Marriage

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[ What are these? ]

  • Monogamy
  • Polygyny
  • Polyandry
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Three Forms of Marriage (that are permissible in cultures around the world)

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[ Identification: Three Forms of Marriage ]

A marriage between a man and a woman.

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Monogamy

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[ Identification: Three Forms of Marriage ]

A type of marriage that permits man to marry more than one woman.

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Polygyny

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[ Identification: Three Forms of Marriage ]

It permits a woman to marry more than one man.

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Polyandry

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[ What are these? ]

  • Endogamy
  • Exogamy
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Other Forms of Marriages

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[ Identification: Other Forms of Marriages ]

  • A marriage within a group.
  • It is a practice where an individual chooses who to marry within a specific group, ethnic group, or in a caste system.
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Endogamy

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[ Identification: Other Forms of Marriages ]

A social norm of marrying outside a social group.

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Exogamy

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[ Identification ]

One thing that helps define family is through their place of residence.

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Residence Rules

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[ What are these? ]

  • Patrilocal
  • Matrilocal
  • Bilocal (Ambilocal)
  • Neolocal
  • Avunculocal
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Residence Rules

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[ Identification: Residence Rules ]

Pattern of living with or near the husband’s family.

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Patrilocal

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[ Identification: Residence Rules ]

Pattern of living with or near the bride’s family.

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Matrilocal

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[ Identification: Residence Rules ]

Pattern where the bride and groom pick which family to live near or with.

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Bilocal (Ambilocal)

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[ Identification: Residence Rules ]

Pattern where couples establish independent residences neither from the side of the groom nor bride.

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Neolocal

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[ Identification: Residence Rules ]

Pattern supports living in or near the house of the groom’s mother’s brother.

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Avunculocal