Families and Kinship 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyAnthropology of KinshipUniversityAQA Created by: alharmsyCreated on: 11-01-17 11:03 What is Kinship? A connection between people. Can be just blood relations but can also extend further than blood. 1 of 10 Is kinship biology or culture? It's a social construct: we all choose and decide who is in our kinship ties. 2 of 10 What does Shneider say about kinship? He said that what we term kinship is culturally different, different cultures see different people to be in their kinship groups 3 of 10 Where do children come from? This is believed differently from all different cultures 4 of 10 What does Morgan say about our kinship ties? The way that we talk about people who we think are related to us is a social construction 5 of 10 What other way can kinship be identified through? Kinship can also be identified through emotional attachment 6 of 10 Give 2 reasons why kinship is so important in some societies To decide who is marriageable. Choosing who to give inheritance to 7 of 10 What does Patrineal mean? Decent through the male line 8 of 10 What does Matrineal mean? Decent through the female line 9 of 10 What does bilateral mean? Decent from both sides 10 of 10
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