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Becoming a Woman: Quince as a Moment of Female Sexuality,. The contributions of care that relatives make to the . are central in enabling the grandiose celebration. While the ritual highlights the relationship between a mother and a daughter, the girl’s father is expected to provide money to the party. His contributions shape significantly the young woman’s relationship with her father later in life.

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centers and advocacy networks.Guides researchers in the desi.Kinship, Love, and Life Cycle in Contemporary Havana, Cuba is an ethnographic analysis of gender, kinship, and love in contemporary Cuba. The book documents how low-income Havana residents negotiate their social relations through gendered

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Introduction: Bodies, Love, and Life in Urban Havana,ng care, materiality, space, the body, agency, and emotion. Since love, sexuality, and ideas of gender have also played a significant role in state politics since the 1959 revolution, they provide an introduction into the complexities of Cubans’ everyday life.

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Fertility and Reproduction: Having a Child Is Worth the Trouble,tate provides both nurturing and material care. However, during the post-Soviet era, the state has drastically reduced material care, leading to new marginalizations that shape fertility and reproduction.

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Conclusion: Time, Care, and Kinship,ions in the reproductive cycle that place poor men at a particular risk of dying alone. The dialectics of care showcases the changing interplay among individuals’ relationships, personal emotions, and large-scale developments such as Cuba’s shift toward a post-socialist economy.