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Facsimile reprint of the Appleton 1930 edition.
An in-depth study of all forms of American couples—married, living together, same-sex, urban, rural, rich, middle-class, poor, etc.—based on thousands of questionnaires and three hundred interviews.
OCLC locates only two copies of the first edition: Univ Montreal & NY Public. French man of letters (son of the sculptor J. A. Droz [1807-1872]), Droz was educated as an artist—he began to exhibit in the Salon of 1857. A series of his sketches dealing lightly with the intimacies of family life appeared in the Vie Parisienne, subsequently published in book form in 1866. Inspired by its success, Droz went on to publish a series of psychological novels about family life. His first book (Monsieur, Madame et Bb) was translated into English in 1887 as Papa, Mamma and Baby.
Contains 6 chapters: The New Mother; The Renovation of the Family; The Function of Taboos; The Revaluation of Obscenity; The Control of Population; Eugenics and the Future.
An anthropological and ethnological study of the origin and development of the family.
Cooper 1972 #2030. Preceded by several American editions in 1829. A popular guide to family life, which went into a number of editions and printings on both sides of the Atlantic. Chapters on the duties of spouses to each other, and on the relations of parents, children, and servants to each other. James was a nonconformist Evangelical minister.
Presents the results of an extended case study of a group of low-income urban families conducted from 1940 to 1943.
Documents the importance in modern urban settings of extended family kinship networks.
Bibliographs 190 items, each with extensive annotation.
Grinstein 21616.
Profusely illustrated with photographs.
Mucke was Professor ordinarius of statistics at Jurjew University, Dorpat.
A scathing critique of the pernicious moral influence of socialism on the family.
Starcke was Professor at the University of Copenhagen.
Appeared in Marriage & Family Review, Volume 30 Number 3 & 4;Volume 31 Number 1-4; and Volume 32 Number 1-2.
Essentially, a eugenicist argument. Chapters on the scientific study of variation and heredity; inheritance and variation in mankind; inheritance of mental defect; inheritance of ability; rise of families; decline of families; the birth-rate; the selective birth-rate—its effects; the decline in the birth-rate—its causes.
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