The nuclear family in Mexico: connotations about its modernity

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• Dra Rosario Esteinou, Centre for Family Research, University of Cambridge
• Monday 18 June 2007, 13:00-14:30
• Room 606, Centre for Family Research.

If you have a question about this talk, please contact Dr Rosie Ensor.

This seminar will present the evolution of the emergence of the nuclear family in Mexico since the spanish conquest in the XVI century until nowadays. This will be made taking three analytical dimensions: the structure, the nucleus internal relationships and the kinship relationships and their evolution through time. In the XX century we will focus on the particular connotations of modernity assumed by different types of the nucleus internal relationships

This talk is part of the Centre for Family Research Seminar Series series.

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