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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Daughter-in-law"”.
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A qualitative study of mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationships
The study investigated the mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationship from the perspective of the daughter-in-law. A qualitative, phenomenological approach was used to gain insight into how daughters-in-law perceive their relationship with their mothers-in-law, what influences the relationship, and …
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The Experience of Adult Children Cargiving for Aging Parents
… and this population is expected to double within 25 years. When the normal progression of life for an aging person is interrupted, adult children are often suddenly faced with assuming care of their parent(s). Currently adult child caregivers of aging parents, work up to 100 hours per month at …
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ADAPTING TO A FOREIGNER IN THE FAMILY: TAIWANESE MOTHERS IN LAW AND TRANSNATIONAL MARRIAGE
During the past two decades, a body of literature has emerged on marriage between Taiwanese men and South-East Asian women. Almost all the studies that explore aspects of the lived experience of female marriage migrants have mentioned the role of mothers-in-law, but these older women were rarely …
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Family, politics and popular television: an ethnographic study of viewing an Indian serial melodrama
This thesis explores the popularity in India of a contemporary prime time television serial, Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi (Because Mother-in-law was Once a Daughter-in-law) which is now the longest running serial in India. Locating the emergence of this new genre of ‘family serial melodrama’ in …
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Hateful and Heartwarming Bonds: The Senses as Strategy in the South Korean Family
This dissertation investigates women’s strategizing around the senses in South Korea, tracing the ways that women move between sensory experience as an ideal and as an object to put into motion. I argue that the language of the sensory is invoked to stand up to state or societal pressures regarding …
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The Experiences of Taiwanese Women Caregiving for Parents-in-Law
Using grounded theory, a semi-structured in-depth interview was conducted to explore the experiences of Taiwanese women who were caregivers for their parents-in-law. Thirty-one Taiwanese women aged 23 to 58 participated in this study. Just Doing was identified as the core category to indicate the …
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The life of Fannie Coddington Browning.
Fannie Coddington was born in New York on September 6, 1853. Her father, Thomas B. Coddington, was a wealthy metal merchant with locations in both New York and London. In 1868, Fannie moved with her family to London where she became acquainted with the poet, Robert Browning, and his family. Pen …
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Making the invisible visable : an analysis of the Home and Community Care Program : a socialist-feminist perspective
… ages, social policy and human service practice in the field of aged care is increasingly important and relevant. The Home and community Care (H.A.C.C.) Program was established in 1985 by the Labor Government as a response to a demand for more community services for the frail aged and was …
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Pelaksanaan hak dan kewajiban suami istri dalam pernikahan waria dalam perspektif KHI pasal 80 ayat (4)-(7) dan pasal 83 ayat (1)-(2): Studi kasus di Organisasi PERWAKA Kediri Kota
INDONESIA: Pernikahan yang di lakukan waria meskipun dalam pelaksanaan tidak ada perbedaan dengan pernikahan yang di lakukan masyarakat normal pada umumnya akan tetapi pernikahan waria trsebut perlu mendapatkan perhatian khusus, mengingat pondasi awal terciptanya keluarga yang harmonis adalah …
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Commodity of choice: gender roles, racial dynamics, and material consumption patterns at New Philadelphia, Illinois
… is the frontier town of New Philadelphia, Illinois (11PK455), the first town legally platted and planned in advance by African Americans in the United States. New Philadelphia was established in 1836 by Frank and Lucy McWorter, who had freed themselves from enslavement in Kentucky. The town …
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Lucwaningo lolunzulu lolumayelana nekubaluleka kwemtsimba nalokuhambisana nawo emaSwatini
… considered as holiest-of holiest, as looked against the customary or traditional marriage. It is thus why Umtsimba-the traditional bridal party-is looked down upon. Indeed those who marry the customary way are considered as barbarians who know nothing, uneducated. This is because we have taken …