Kinship and marriage in Burma: A cultural and psychodynamic analysis
Released: Jan 01, 1977
Publisher: University of California Press
Format: Hardcover, 313 pages
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In a psychodynamic framework, Dr. Spiro examines cultural norms, religion, interpersonal relationships, and the roles of women and men in the village of Yeigyi, Upper Burma. The book is a remarkable contribution to knowledge concerning mate selection, marriage, domestic group composition, intrafamilial relationships and kinship in Burma. Usable as a college text in sociology/anthropology, the book is also an excellent reference work for scholars interested in kinship and marriage.
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