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Tallman's research suggested that the movement from working-class urban villages of the inner city ...

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Summarizing the research on urban family kinship ties, Sussman and Burchinal conclude that the urban ...

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Parsons believed that as industrialization, urbanization, and differentiation transform American ...

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One important way in which African American families differed from European American White families ...

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Much social science research carried out since 1950 has examined assumptions about the isolation of ...

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In thinking about how to reconcile the views of earlier theorists such as Wirth and Parsons, who ...

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In their study of Bethnel Green in east London, Young and Wilmott found that extensive family ties

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In the 19th century, the "cult of domesticity" was linked to an ideology that

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In studying why middle-class couples had moved to the suburbs, Bell found that all but one of the ...

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In order to understand Mexican American family life, Hutter notes that it is necessary to understand ...

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In Fischer's research on the kinship patterns of California adults he did NOT focus on the

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In All Our Kin, Carol Stack argues that the domestic networks that African American families ...

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Hutter suggests that the rise of the American suburb can be seen in part as a reaction to the

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From slavery through the 1960s, a major source of strength for African Americans had been

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For the families of Bethnel Green, and those that Berger studied in Los Angeles, moving to the ...

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Fischer found that most people in his studies see the telephone as being in the women's domain. ...

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Fischer believes that modern American kinship patterns may be limited to involvements and ...

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Edward Shorter extends Aris' analysis, arguing that preindustrial, western European families were ...

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Aris theorizes that contemporary ideas of family and the nature of children

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According to Shorter, the history of the family can be seen in the

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According to many sociologists, the fundamental characteristic of modern life has been the creation ...

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What is the idea of "night as frontier"?

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What does Ethan Watters describe as the key characteristics of urban tribes?

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Hutter suggests that the role of women in the Victorian era was paradoxical. In what way was it paradoxical?

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Does the example of St. Louis since 2000 support Florida's creative class theory? Why or why not?

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