Family Marriage and Kinship

Family, Marriage and Kinship is an insightful academic work that explores the fundamental concepts and social structures related to family systems and marital relationships. The book examines the institution of marriage as a key social institution that plays a vital role in shaping societies and maintaining social order. It provides a detailed discussion on the historical development of the institution of marriage, highlighting how marriage practices and family structures have evolved across different cultures and historical periods. The book also presents various theoretical perspectives related to marriage, offering sociological viewpoints that help readers understand the significance, functions, and transformations of marriage in modern societies. In addition, the book explores the traditional forms of marriage, discussing the diverse customs, practices, and cultural patterns associated with marriage in different communities. Written in a clear and informative manner, Family, Marriage and Kinship serves as a valuable resource for students, researchers, and readers interested in sociology, anthropology, and social studies.