A Study of primitive marriage : The mystic rose / Alfred Ernest Crawley.

By:

Crawley Alfred Ernest

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi. Cosmo Publications; 2010.Edition: 1st ed. 2010Description: 492 p . ; hardbound 14x22cmISBN:

81-307-0149-9

DDC classification:

23 306.8 CRA

Contents:

1.Introductory The taboo imposed, chapters II-IX 2. Taboo 3. Sexual taboo 4. Human relations 5. Human relations 6. Human relations 7. Confirmation and engagement 8. Marriage and its ceremonies 9. Husband, wife and mother-in-law 10. Parents and child 11. The marriage system

Summary: The book is part of the cosmo series titled, "Early sociology of family", and is being issued separately for the benefit of students and readers. The works selected for the series form a cross-section of the landmarks in the complex and controversial field of family studies in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The set features writings of major sociologists, and traces the sociology of the family from its origins in the anthropological study of kinship, including family relations,domestic breakdown and violence, and the emergence of the single parent family.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Tetso College Library Sociology	Non-fiction	306.8 CRA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		7683

1.Introductory
The taboo imposed, chapters II-IX
2. Taboo
3. Sexual taboo
4. Human relations
5. Human relations
6. Human relations
7. Confirmation and engagement
8. Marriage and its ceremonies
9. Husband, wife and mother-in-law
10. Parents and child
11. The marriage system

The book is part of the cosmo series titled, "Early sociology of family", and is being issued separately for the benefit of students and readers. The works selected for the series form a cross-section of the landmarks in the complex and controversial field of family studies in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The set features writings of major sociologists, and traces the sociology of the family from its origins in the anthropological study of kinship, including family relations,domestic breakdown and violence, and the emergence of the single parent family.

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