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Matrilocal residence
In social anthropology, matrilocal residence or matrilocality (also uxorilocal residence or uxorilocality) is a term referring to the societal system in which a married ...
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Uxorilocal marriage involved the transfer of a man to a woman's household and was practiced mainly in the south and in situations where a couple with no sons ...
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moves to her husband's family after marriage; uxorilocal marriage, the ... discussion below, we focus mainly on virilocal and uxorilocal marriages in rural China.
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Conditions, motivations, and purposes of uxorilocal marriage differ between the ... Uxorilocal marriage driven by demographic factors occurs in families without a ...
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This paperexamines how uxorilocal marriage has evolved in relation to state policies ... plannershave assumed that uxorilocal marriage will improve women's ...
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Uxorilocal marriage, also known as matrilocal marriage, is a tradition in which ... In reference to Japan, during the Heian period, Uxorilocal marriage was not a ...
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Conditions, motivations, and purposes of uxorilocal marriage differ between ... nants of Uxorilocal Marriage in Two Counties of China” in Social Biology (2001).
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A strictly maintained patrilineal family system makes virilocal marriage almost universal and uxorilocal marriage rare in the history of rural China. Uxorilocal ...
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Introduction i. 1. The Household Registers. 16. Haishan. 34. The Family. 57. Major Marriage. 70. Minor Marriage. 82. Uxorilocal Marriage. 94. Forms of Adoption ...
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In reference to Japan, during the Heian period, Uxorilocal marriage was not a sign of high status, but that the patriarchal authority of the woman's family, i.e. her ...
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