Anthropological Theories of Marriage and Family
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Anthropological Theories of Marriage and Family
Overview of the course, importance of anthropological perspectives on marriage and family

Module #2
Early Anthropological Theories of Marriage
Evolutionary, functionalist, and structural-functionalist approaches to understanding marriage

Module #3
The Development of Kinship Studies
Key concepts and debates in the study of kinship, including descent, alliance, and kinship systems

Module #4
Morgan and the Emergence of Kinship Studies
Lewis Henry Morgans contributions to kinship studies and the development of anthropological theory

Module #5
Radcliffe-Brown and Structural-Functionalism
A.R. Radcliffe-Browns structural-functional approach to understanding kinship and marriage

Module #6
Lévi-Strauss and Structuralism
Claude Lévi-Strausss structuralist approach to understanding kinship, marriage, and culture

Module #7
The Emergence of Feminist Anthropology
Early feminist critiques of anthropological theories of marriage and family

Module #8
Feminist Approaches to Marriage and Family
Feminist theories of marriage, family, and gender, including gender roles and power dynamics

Module #9
Marriage as a Cultural Construct
Cross-cultural comparisons of marriage practices and meanings

Module #10
The Evolution of Marriage:Historical and Cross-Cultural Perspectives
Changes in marriage practices over time and across cultures

Module #11
The Family as a Unit of Analysis
Defining and understanding the family as a social unit, including different forms and structures

Module #12
Households and Domestic Groups
The study of households and domestic groups as units of production, reproduction, and consumption

Module #13
Parenting and Childhood Across Cultures
Cross-cultural perspectives on parenting, childhood, and childrearing practices

Module #14
Marriage, Family, and Power Dynamics
The role of power dynamics in shaping marriage and family relationships

Module #15
Love, Romantic Love, and Marriage
The cultural construction of love and its relationship to marriage and family

Module #16
Same-Sex Marriage and Family:Cross-Cultural Perspectives
The anthropology of same-sex marriage and family, including cultural and historical contexts

Module #17
Globalization, Migration, and the Family
The impact of globalization and migration on marriage and family structures and practices

Module #18
Divorce, Remarriage, and Family Dynamics
Anthropological perspectives on divorce, remarriage, and their effects on family dynamics

Module #19
Care Work and Family Dynamics
The role of care work in shaping family dynamics and relationships

Module #20
Family, Marriage, and the State
The relationship between the state, marriage, and family, including policies and laws

Module #21
Marriage, Family, and Economic Systems
The economic dimensions of marriage and family, including property, inheritance, and labor

Module #22
Rituals and Symbolism in Marriage and Family
The role of rituals and symbolism in shaping marriage and family practices and meanings

Module #23
Marriage, Family, and Conflict Resolution
Anthropological perspectives on conflict resolution in marriage and family relationships

Module #24
Marriage, Family, and Well-being
The relationship between marriage, family, and well-being, including mental and physical health

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Anthropological Theories of Marriage and Family career

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Anthropological Theories of Marriage and Family ( 25 Modules )

Anthropological Theories of Marriage and Family
( 25 Modules )