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Family Ucsp Report

1. The document discusses the origin and evolution of families from consanguine to monogamous and the different types of descent systems and kinship. 2. It outlines Friedrich Engels' expansion of Morgan's theory of human progress to describe the evolution of family systems. 3. The types of families discussed include nuclear, extended, consanguine, and categories of descent are consanguine and affine.

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Family Ucsp Report

1. The document discusses the origin and evolution of families from consanguine to monogamous and the different types of descent systems and kinship. 2. It outlines Friedrich Engels' expansion of Morgan's theory of human progress to describe the evolution of family systems. 3. The types of families discussed include nuclear, extended, consanguine, and categories of descent are consanguine and affine.

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FAMILY, MARRIAGE AND

COMMUNITY
FAMILY

• A family is founded in a single household, commonly united by ties of marriage


and blood. They mingle with each other as father, mother, children and siblings.
ORIGIN OF FAMILY

• The biblical belief in the story of creation.


• Sociocultural evolution belief.
In this belief Friedrich Engels expanded Morgan’s theory of human progress
in his work, ORIGIN OF THE FAMILY.
Accordingly, family system developed from the consanguine family, to
punaluan family, to pairing family, and lastly to monogamous family.
CONSANGUINE FAMILY

• Group of person descending from a single pair, and their descendants in each
generation are brother and sisters, as they are husband and wives of one another.
PUNALUAN FAMILY

• A circle of persons from one generation usually bound by common ancestral


mother.
PAIRING FAMILY

• A product of marriage between unrelated couple, but was arranged by their


mothers.
MONOGAMOUS FAMILY

• Family brought by two contracting partners, who mutually agreed to marry


because of love and compassion.
2 TYPES OF FAMILY

• Nuclear Family
• Extended family
NUCLEAR FAMILY

• It is composed of a couple, commonly called father and mother and their


children.
EXTENDED FAMILY

• It is the extension of the nuclear family established by unilineal descent group,


that could either come from paternal or maternal ancestry.
2 CATEGORIES DESCENT SYSTEM

• Consanguine
• Affine
CONSANGUINE

• Refers to people who are connected with another because of blood relationship.it has 2 types;
a) Lineal relatives that include the descendants and ascendants.
i. Descendants- involve people of next generation related to a person through his/her children.
ii. Ascendants- involve relatives from earlier generations directly allied to the person.
b) Collateral relatives are relatives associated with the lineal relatives such as uncles, aunts, and
cousins.
3 TYPES OF DESCENT SYSTEM PRINCIPLE
OF KINDSHIP
• Unilineal descent
• Cognatic descent
• Fictive kindship
UNILINEAL DESCENT

• Lineage of relationship is traced only with single line of ancestors, either through
the father, known as patrilineal, or mother, called as matrilineal.
COGNATIC DESCENT
• The tie of relationship is traced through both the patrilineal and the matrinileal, modified in
different forms such as:

Bilineal- an individual is both a member of his paternal and maternal descent.


Parallel descent- men trace their kinship patrilineally and women matrilineally.
Ambilineal descent- an individual can choose his prefferd descent, either from patrilineage
or matrilineage.

Bilateral descent- everyone, as a member of both fathers and mothers families is recognized
as relative.
FICTIVE KINDSHIP
• A relationship associated by attribution in a family rather than birth or marriage. This can be
define into 3 types.

Adoption- relationship ensued from the process assuming the parenting of a child, transferring
permanently all the rights and responsibilities of the biological parents to the adopting parents.

Figurative usage- affiliation is extended to a person who is not a kin, but plays a role similar
to that kinsperson.

Ritual kinship- association by co-parenting but different to that of actual kinship, like the
godparent-godchild relationship.
1-2. Two origin of family.
3. Who is the one who expands morgans theory?
4-7.Family system developed from the __________, to___________, to
____________ and lastly to _________.
8-9. Two categories of descent system.
10-13. Four types of cognatic descent.
14-16. Three types of fictive kinship.
17.Types of family that composed of couple, commonly called father, mother
and children.
18.Thypes of family w/c can also be called consanguine family.
19-20.two types of consanguine.
21-23.three principles of kinship.
24-25.on your own opinion what is Family.
1. Biblical belief 1. Ritual kinship
2. Sociocultural belief 2. Nuclear family
3. Friedrich Engels 3. Extended family
4. Consanguine family 4. Descendants
5. Punaluan family 5. Ascendants
6. Pairing family 6. Unilineal descent
7. Monogamous family 7. Cognatic descent
8. Consanguine 8. Fictive kinship
9. Affine
10. Bilineal
11. Parallel descent
12. Ambilineal descent
13. Bilateral descent
14. Adoption
15. Figurative usage

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