Cultural change and familism
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Garzón, A. (2000). Cultural change and familism. Psicothema, 12(Suplemento), 45–54. Retrieved from https://reunido.uniovi.es/index.php/PST/article/view/7807

Abstract

Familism is a recently developed concept used to analyze the change towards family values. Social scientists stress that the social and political change which the more developed western countries are experiencing is of such a span that it is necessary to start talking about a new stage in modern societies. Postmodernism and postmaterialism are terms used to address this transformation. New gender, sexual and generation relations within the family makes it possible to refer to familism as a central element in cultural chang e. In this paper we will study to which degree a closed conception of the family affects the conception held of the world. The impact of familism on the view of history, knowledge and society is analyzed. These are the cultural dimensions of all belief systems.
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