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    Intimacy in Family

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    terms of human experience(Miller and Perlman‚ 2009). Moreover‚ the understanding of interpersonal relationships and ties within the notion of family has been consisitently updated and deeply analyzed from a sociological point of view. Therefore‚ the purpose of this paper is to gain a general acknownledge of the extent to which sociology has contributed to the comprehension of the family through reviewing and discussing sociologial theories and analysises. Firstly‚ it discusses various perspectives on

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    The Theme of Family

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    The Theme of Family in the Oresteia and the Medea Understanding Greek tragedy depends upon tracing the growth of characters and themes within the plays and how they help to highlight the greater significance of the work. A prominent theme discussed by the tragedians is that of family and is dominant in both the Oresteia and the Medea. The Oresteia centers on concepts of what family is and how obligations within a family transcend personal desires and dictate the life of individuals. The Medea on

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    Family Bond

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    The family system is the most conspicuous bond in the social scheme of things. This bond ties people to each other with invisible strings of love and care‚ each one bonded to all others in his/her entirety. The family that consists of the elder’s brothers‚ sisters and children are all bound to each other no matter how far away they may be from each other physically. The family is the inspiration of each individual member and‚ above all‚ it is the objective for which each individual member lives

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    Family Rituals

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    My Family Rituals My family rituals derive from a culture that dates back before the beginning of modern civilization. The people I speak of are what our history books refer to as Ancient Mesopotamia; “The Cradle of Civilization”. The near extinction of its original inhabitants was as a result of war and religious crusade. Most recently of which was the Ottoman Empire’s massacre of the Christian living among them in 1914. My family is of the few survivors of such unfortunate events. Few people

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    Family Impacts

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    Family Impacts “In every conceivable manner‚ the family is link to our past‚ bridge to our future” (Alex Haley). Believe it or not‚ family has a major impact on one’s life. The integrity of family governs the ability of an individual to stand up against the world. In the novel‚ In Cold Blood‚ Truman Capote presents the effects of the integrity of family. Within the book‚ the strength of family stems from financial stability and other factors. In the book‚ the characters Nancy and Perry were both

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    Mina's Family

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    the age of six‚ Mina her family and all other Asians were expelled from Uganda by dictator Idi Amin‚ who felt that Asians were getting disproportionately richer than the native people of Uganda. As Mina’s father’s best friend‚ tell them Uganda is for black African’s only‚ and for it they must leave. Till then the Indians and the Ugandan people enjoyed the superficially harmonious relationship‚ where the Indian people enjoyed more wealth that the latter. What Mina’s family brings with them to the United

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    Self-Identity The Color of Water is the story of James McBride as he grows up and finds himself through his mother‚ Ruth McBride. He was born to a white mother‚ Ruth‚ and a black father‚ Andrew Dennis McBride‚ with seven older siblings‚ all black. His father died early on and his mother remarried another black man‚ Hunter Jordan‚ and had four more black children before his stepfather died as well‚ leaving him with a white mother and eleven black siblings‚ making Ruth McBride the only white in the

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    Change in Families

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    8/23/2013 Changes in Families Within the last two generations‚ I can see the change in my family. Beginning with the generation immediately before mine; my mother was the only one out of 7 siblings to make it to a four year college. While‚ most of her siblings have good work ethic‚ a lot of emphasis was not placed on education. In my generation‚ I have quite a few cousins including myself‚ that have completed some form of higher education. Another personal observation is that most of my

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    Broken Family

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    Saturday‚ 06 March 2010 * Broken Family Relationships: When to Walk Away‚ and When to Run I have always had trouble getting along with my mother. Ever since I was old enough to have an opinion and arguably before then‚ my mother and I have been at odds. On top of that‚ I never even had a great relationship with my dad but that’s a topic for another post entirely. A vast majority of my friends‚ peers‚ and coworkers have a relationship with at least one parent. It has really caused me to question

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    Introduction Throughout the story‚ Pearl is depicted as pure‚ evil‚ one with nature‚ non-relaxing and peaceful. The colors “walls of white‚” “relaxing evening rain‚” “earthen shaded granite‚” and “India black tea” help relate the characteristics of Pearl and her changes throughout the story. Walls of White The color “walls of white” describe Pearl’s name and what she has to live up to. Hester names her child Pearl. “But she named the infant ‘Pearl‚’ as

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