2011
DOI: 10.3917/adh.121.0121
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Le régime dotal normand, un moyen de préserver les intérêts du patrilignage ? Une comparaison entre deux régions : Vernon et Pont-L'Évêque (1750-1824)

Abstract: Résumé Le partage des ressources peut susciter des tensions entre les intérêts du couple et ceux de leur parenté respective et surtout du lignage, particulièrement pour la femme. Quand les parents dotent leur fille, ils réduisent d’autant leur propre fortune et la future situation de leurs fils. C’est pourquoi la coutume de Normandie prévoit l’exclusion des filles dotées de l’héritage des biens-fonds, afin de préserver les intérêts de la ligne masculine à posséder la terre, un bien essentiel dans une société r… Show more

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“…According toBoudjaaba (2011), in the Norman regime, where a system of egalitarian inheritance was prevalent, the practice of marriage contracts was also widespread in all social strata.7 It has also its Italian counterpart: the "Catastro", which has led to inequality measurements as well(Alfani and Ammannatti, 2017).8 The only year in which we have a considerable amount of cadastral data is 1795, and it is an exceptional document hastily drawn up in the context of war. See below.…”
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“…According toBoudjaaba (2011), in the Norman regime, where a system of egalitarian inheritance was prevalent, the practice of marriage contracts was also widespread in all social strata.7 It has also its Italian counterpart: the "Catastro", which has led to inequality measurements as well(Alfani and Ammannatti, 2017).8 The only year in which we have a considerable amount of cadastral data is 1795, and it is an exceptional document hastily drawn up in the context of war. See below.…”
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confidence: 99%