2015
DOI: 10.5339/difi.2015.7
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Multiple families in changing societies in the Maghreb: The case of Morocco

Abstract: Taking into account relevant old references such as the Arab Family and the challenge of change (Barakat, 1993;1985), trying to discuss the basic characteristics of the Arab family not only as a central socioeconomic unit, but mainly as a microcosm of the demographic transformation of the society, as well as the first and intimate educational space for the creation of the self and the identity (Caputo, 2006), we move into the complex and delicate subject of the evolving contemporary families in the Maghreb. Fi… Show more

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“…The concept of family contrasts with some Arabic meanings such as 'family' (ahal), 'household' (bayt) and 'kin group' ('a'ila) (Young & Shami, 1997). In the Maghreb, such as in Morocco, three generations often cohabit in a same home (Gandolfi, 2015). Family relationships are complex, multigenerational, include dense informational transfer via language and are variable and influenced by cultures (Flinn, 2011).…”
Section: Determinants Of Language Transmissionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The concept of family contrasts with some Arabic meanings such as 'family' (ahal), 'household' (bayt) and 'kin group' ('a'ila) (Young & Shami, 1997). In the Maghreb, such as in Morocco, three generations often cohabit in a same home (Gandolfi, 2015). Family relationships are complex, multigenerational, include dense informational transfer via language and are variable and influenced by cultures (Flinn, 2011).…”
Section: Determinants Of Language Transmissionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Modele marokańskiej rodziny są obecnie wynikiem wielowiekowego dążenia do postępu w stylu zachodnim i walki o równouprawnienie. Jak dodaje Gandolfi, zmianie uległa głównie struktura rodziny i relacje pomiędzy poszczególnymi jej członkami na tle ewoluującego systemu wartości, stopnia partycypacji ze względu na płeć i urbanizacji widocznej głównie w miastach 31 .…”
Section: Marokańska Rodzinaunclassified