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RODZINA I POKREWIEŃSTWOFamily is the Elemental Form of Communitynapisał Phil Bartle, PhDprzetłumaczone przez Adama ChmielnickiegoWstęp do Modułu (Rdzeń)Artykuły zawarte w tym Materiale Szkoleniowym Rodziny
Some organizations can be either communities or families, or bothFamilies and communities have many things in common. Indeed, some can be classed as both or either. The sociological study of family life can inform the study of communities, and the study of communities can be useful in understanding families. While families are usually limited to organizations which have relations of consanguinity (blood) or affinity (marriage and its extensions), increasingly there are alternatives to traditional or orthodox residential groups, making the definition of family broader, and more in the realm of both families and communities. It is useful and revealing to combine the study of communities and families, both in terms of applied sociology, eg understanding methods of empowerment, and in terms of pure sociology; eg understanding their natures (forms and functions). This module is not a true module in the sense that it has different kinds of documents for different purposes and different readers. All are related to the sociological study of family and kinship, most are derived from my lecture notes, and all are intended to make it easier for a beginning student to understand the sociology of family and kinship The sociology of families should be sociology, not social psychology or social work––»«––A Training Session: Jeśli kopiujesz tekst z tej strony, podaj jego autora(ów) oraz link do niniejszej strony www.cec.vcn.bc.caThis site is hosted by the Vancouver Community Network (VCN)© Prawa autorskie 1967, 1987, 2007 Phil Bartle
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