Sociologie de la famille

Déchaux, Jean-Hugues

doi:10.3917/dec.decha.2009.01

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“…Both are important in personal relationships and have their own place. Kinship ties are deeply rooted in western societies through blood and alliance principles (Allan, 2008;Déchaux, 2009;Godelier, 2010), therefore the development of personal relationships is still strongly shaped by them.…”

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Changing meanings of family in personal relationships

Wall

Gouveia

2014

Current Sociology

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Personal relationships are today less dependent on marriage and blood ties, with commitments going far beyond the nuclear co-resident family to include kin, non-kin and ex-kin. The aim of this article is to examine the meanings of family bonds by exploring the changing boundaries between kinship ties and a wider array of affinities, in a Southern European country with a specific pathway (Portugal). The authors begin by analysing the ties which individuals consider as ‘family’ within their personal networks and describe the main types of family configurations. They then examine the determinants of including non-kin as ‘family’ and excluding kin from the family network. Findings reveal the salience of kinship ties, as well as greater fluidity in the social construction of family bonds, in particular through friendship. Structural, life stage and family variables are shaping factors, but relational effects, linked to the quality of the tie, are of particular importance.

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Changing meanings of family in personal relationships

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Gouveia

2014

Current Sociology

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“…Most European countries have their own traditions that define the areas and topics of family sociology (for France, see Déchaux 2009; for Germany, see Fasang et al 2016;Konietzka et al 2020; for Italy, see Saraceni and Naldini 2013). However, it has been less clear what constitutes 'European family sociology', and whether such a classification would be reasonable in a time when research is becoming more collaborative, and is often geared towards publications in international, and particularly United States-based, top journals.…”

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Introduction: The sociology of the family – towards a European perspective

Schneider¹,

Kreyenfeld²

2021

Research Handbook on the Sociology of the Family

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“…Entendiendo las solidaridades en cada familia a través de su "economía oculta", a continuación analizaré los recursos económicos y relacionales, comprendidos como un intercambio de capital social, de información o de relaciones estratégicas en el pueblo (Déchaux, 2007), y examinaré también los "circuitos" en los cuales circulan estos recursos dentro de la misma familia. Estos circuitos de solidaridades difieren según las familias, ya que pueden pasar por los vínculos inter o intrageneracionales o corresponder más a la familia extendida o a la unidad doméstica.…”

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Quedarse en el pueblo: solidaridades familiares y desigualdades de género en un ejido cafetalero del Soconusco (Chiapas, México)

Rinaldy

2021

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En esta investigación se lleva a cabo una reflexión sobre el papel que juegan las solidaridades familiares y el sistema de género en los procesos de arraigo en los espacios rurales. En este artículo se dan a conocer dos casos etnográficos, dos trayectorias de vida, las de un hombre y de una mujer. Son productores de café al sur del Soconusco, en Chiapas, y pertenecen a una generación nacida en los años 1950 que vivió dos momentos históricos distintos: una primera socialización estructurada alrededor de la producción agrícola de la parcela y del ejido, y una nueva etapa a partir de los años 1990, cuando esta misma generación enfrentó procesos de desagrarización. El artículo revela el peso del género sobre las solidaridades familiares porque los hombres y las mujeres no heredan los mismos recursos ni ejercen las mismas obligaciones en las familias.

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Sociologie de la famille

Cited by 85 publications

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Changing meanings of family in personal relationships

Changing meanings of family in personal relationships

Introduction: The sociology of the family – towards a European perspective

Quedarse en el pueblo: solidaridades familiares y desigualdades de género en un ejido cafetalero del Soconusco (Chiapas, México)

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