Disputes about Hellenism

Balakhvantsev, Archil

doi:10.31857/s086919080010805-2

Vostok. Afro-Aziatskie Obshchestva: Istoriia I Sovremennost

2020

DOI: 10.31857/s086919080010805-2

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Disputes about Hellenism

Archil Balakhvantsev

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Предпочтения В выборе Брачного Партнера У Мужчин И Женщин В индийской диаспоре Танзании

Dronova

Butovskaya

2020

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The article presents the results of a study conducted among the Indian diaspora in Tanzania. The data obtained confirm the existence of universal gender differences in the mating preferences and are consistent with the predictions of the theory of sexual strategies. Indian men tend to pay more attention to a woman's reproductive abilities, thus evaluating physical indicators of fertility, health and age, as well as the potential to be a caring mother. Women appreciate those male qualities that reflect his ability to provide for a family (and therefore joint children), such as intelligence, good education, social status, diligence, financial security, etc. At the same time, cultural components typical for Indian society influence the mating preferences. Caste and the role of parents’ opinion regarding the future marriage partner remain important criteria. Instead of a one-way movement towards Western marriage practices, as suggested by family change theories and as can be seen in other Asian contexts (such as China), trends in Indian society point to a combination of traditional Indian and Western practices.

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Предпочтения В выборе Брачного Партнера У Мужчин И Женщин В индийской диаспоре Танзании

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Butovskaya

2020

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