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WorksheetsReview_Kinship, Family and Marriage
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is "Kinship" (persanakan)?
Relationships with family
Relationships with friends
Relationship with kind people
What is "Consanguineal kin" (sanak sedarah)?
Relatives of Ego through blood
Relatives of Ego through his/her marriage
Relatives such as grandparents
What is "Affinal kin / affines" (sanak semenda)?
Relatives of Ego through his/her marriage
Relatives of Ego through blood
System of forebears and descendants of Ego
What is "Descent" (keturunan)?
System of forebears and descendants of Ego
Nuclear family formed by mother, father and children
Includes other relatives such as grandparents, cousins, aunts, uncles
What is "Extended family" (keluarga luas)?
Nuclear family formed by mother, father and children
Includes other relative such as grandparents, cousins, aunts, uncles
System of forebears and descendants of Ego
This means all relatives on Ego’s mother’s side are equally important as relatives on father’s side.
bilateral descent
unilateral descent
non-segmented society
1 husband + 1 wife at 1 time
monogamy
polygamy
polygyny
polyandry
1 husband + 2 or more wives at 1 time
monogamy
polygamy
polygyny
polyandry
1 wife + 2 or more hubands
monogamy
polygamy
polygyny
polyandry
Rule of Exogamy/ “Incest Taboo”
means you cannot marry close relatives
means you can marry close relatives
means you cannot marry strangers
In most societies an official betrothal follows lengthy discussions, and is followed by the payment of ...
brideprice
dowry
bride service
After official betrothal, some societies have ______________
whereby a man must live with and work for his future parents-in-law
bridewealth
dowry
bride service
Items of wealth given from a man’s parents/family to a woman’s parents/family
Bridewealth
Dowry
Bride service
Parents of a man take objects of wealth from their corporately owned assets and give to the parents of the bride-to-be, who then keep them in their own collection of assets.
Corporate Bridewealth
Redistributive Bridewealth
Distributive Bridewealth
A man’s father takes objects of wealth from the assets jointly owned by him and his wife, and also asks for things from his siblings (adik-beradik), cousins other relatives and affines
Corporate Bridewealth
Redistributive Bridewealth
Distributive Bridewealth
Wife moves to husband’s village
Virilocal (petempatan virilokal)
Uxorilocal (petempatan uksorilokal)
Bilocal (petempatan dwilokal)
Husband moves to wife’s village
Virilocal (petempatan virilokal)
Uxorilocal (petempatan uksorilokal)
Bilocal (petempatan dwilokal)
Can stay in either place or move back and forth
Virilocal (petempatan virilokal)
Uxorilocal (petempatan uksorilokal)
Bilocal (petempatan dwilokal)
