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100 1  Hareven, Tamara K.,|eauthor. 
245 10 Families, History and Social Change :|bLife Course and 
       Cross-Cultural Perspectives. 
260    Boulder :|bWestview Press,|cDec. 1999|aNew York :|bPerseus
       Books Group [distributor] 
300    1 online resource (408 pages) :|billustrations 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    computer|bc|2rdamedia 
338    online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier 
505 0  Pt. 1. Family and Kinship: Continuity and Change -- 1. The
       History of the Family and the Complexity of Social Change 
       -- 2. The Dynamics of Kin in an Industrial Community -- 3.
       A Complex Relationship: Family Strategies and the 
       Processes of Economic and Social Change -- pt. 2. Studying
       Lives in Time and Place -- 4. Historical Changes in 
       Children's Network in the Family and Community -- 5. Aging
       and Generational Relations: A Historical and Life-Course 
       Perspective -- 6. Synchronizing Individual Time, Family 
       Time, and Historical Time -- 7. The Generation in the 
       Middle: Cohort Comparisons in Assistance to Aging Parents 
       in an American Community -- 8. Rising Above Life's 
       Disadvantage: From the Great Depression to War -- 9. 
       Changing Images of Aging and the Social Construction of 
       the Life Course -- pt. 3. Comparative Perspectives -- 10. 
       Between Craft and Industry: The Subjective Reconstruction 
       of the Life Course of Kyoto's Traditional Weavers -- 11. 
       The Festival's Work as Leisure: The Traditional Craftsmen 
       of the Gion Festival -- 12. Divorce, Chinese Style -- pt. 
       4. Broader Perspectives -- 13. Family Change and 
       Historical Change: An Uneasy Relationship -- 14. What 
       Difference Does It Make?  
520 8  Annotation|bHareven (family studies and history, U. of 
       Delaware) challenges the myth of the American family as 
       once having existed as a harmonious unit with three 
       generations living together, and as breaking down under 
       the impact of urbanization and industrialization. Drawing 
       on detailed research from a variety of sources (including 
       extensive oral history interviews of ordinary people), she
       examines major changes in family life and covers issues 
       such as the organization of the family and household, the 
       networks available to children as they grow up, the role 
       of the family in the process of industrialization, the 
       division of labor along gender lines, and the relations 
       between the generations in the later years of life. 
521    Trade|bWestview Press. 
590    EBSCOhost|bSocINDEX with Full Text 
650  0 Families. 
650  0 Conduct of life. 
650  0 Space and time. 
700 1  Trepagnier, Barbara,|eauthor. 
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994    92|bSTJ