Titlebook: Sibling Interaction Across Cultures; Theoretical and Meth Patricia Goldring Zukow Book 1989 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1989 Affect.ETA.c

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Karen Ann Watson-Gegeo,David W. Gegeosh German spaces from non-German spaces in Canada, and on the other hand to distinguish hierarchies . German-Canadian spaces. To this end, we draw on the concept of historicity as defined by Blommaert (2005) as a crucial element of the interactional methods of analysis we have used in preceding chap

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ptions at the heart of the debate, and for three decades or so, they stayed there. Recently, however, definite descriptions have been usurped by what have variously been called ., . and . (I shall stick to this last throughout). Complex demonstratives, which at a first pass we can think of as any ex

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Patricia Goldring Zukowptions at the heart of the debate, and for three decades or so, they stayed there. Recently, however, definite descriptions have been usurped by what have variously been called ., . and . (I shall stick to this last throughout). Complex demonstratives, which at a first pass we can think of as any ex

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Trust in the Mandinka Way: The Cultural Context of Sibling Careo are perceived by participant-observers as well as indigenous informants as qualified and active in inducting younger children into such vital social institutions as age sets and secret associations. Older children are seen as leading younger children along an institutionally prepared or ritually marked developmental path.

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Children’s, Parents’, and Observers’ Perspectives on Sibling Relationshipspects to those between friends. Others are asymmetrical, requiring one child to be responsible for the other. Sibling relationships vary not only in the distribution of power and responsibility, but also in affective quality. Relationships can be close or distant, harmonious or conflicted, cooperative or competitive.

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Sisters and Brothers is a contrast. If a man says, “She’s like a sister to me,” we infer friendship without sexuality, and possibly protection and nurturance—not rivalry. These terms have been extended to fraternal orders, to unions, and to ethnic communities—all with the meaning of mutual concern rather than conflict.

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development of their younger siblings. Unlike much previous research on sibling relationships, these studies share the underlying assumption that social interaction plays a significant role in the acquisition and transmission of cultural knowledge and social understanding. The contributors evaluate