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When Dad Died Individuals And Families Coping With Family Stress In Past Societies Renzo Derosas

Name: When Dad Died Individuals And Families Coping With Family Stress In Past Societies Renzo Derosas
SKU: BELL-4079030
Price: 31.00 USD
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When Dad Died Individuals And Families Coping With Family Stress In Past Societies Renzo Derosas instant download after payment.

Publisher: Peter Lang

File Extension: PDF

File size: 113.06 MB

Pages: 503

Author: Renzo Derosas, Michel Oris (eds)

ISBN: 9780820456478, 0820456470

Language: English

Year: 2002

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When Dad Died Individuals And Families Coping With Family Stress In Past Societies Renzo Derosas by Renzo Derosas, Michel Oris (eds) 9780820456478, 0820456470 instant download after payment.

This volume is an important contribution to the social and cultural history of the family and documents that widowhood and orphanhood were commonplace before the twentieth century. How did the survivors cope with such tragedy? What kind of support did they receive from their community and relatives? How many widows remarried? How many children grew up as step-children or wards? And how did these circumstances influence their futures? While individual stories are frequent themes in literature, the social history of these experiences has yet to be written, especially from a comparative perspective. The 16 essays in this book provide a fresh look at the family history of widowhood and orphanhood in a dozen European and Asian countries.