Lesson 5 - Marriage, Family, and Kinship PDF

PHILTECH Start TANAY UNDERSTANDING CULTURE, SOCIETY AND POLITICS MICAELLA N. MASILANG, LPT Subject : UCSP QUARTER 2 LESSON 5 PART I PHILTECH LESSON 5: PART 1 02 TAN...

PHILTECH Start TANAY UNDERSTANDING CULTURE, SOCIETY AND POLITICS MICAELLA N. MASILANG, LPT Subject : UCSP QUARTER 2 LESSON 5 PART I PHILTECH LESSON 5: PART 1 02 TANAY MARRIAGE, FAMILY AND KINSHIP UCSP  PHILTECH QUARTER 2: LESSON 5 03 TANAY LESSON OBJECTIVES 01 Discuss the nature of marriage, family and the condition of kinship in the family. 02 Value the significance of marriage and family in the society as an institution. 03 Recognize and analyze the changes and challenges the Filipino families face today as well as the result of these changes and modern trends.  PHILTECH LESSON 5: PART 1 TANAY FAMILY AS AN INSTITUTION UCSP PHILTECH PRE-ACTIVITY 04 TANAY WHY PEOPLE MARRY? UCSP  LESSON 5: PART 1 The New Family Code of the Philippines, which became effective on August 3, 1998, defines marriage as special contract of permanent union between a man and a woman entered into an accordance with law for establishment of conjugal and family life. Light and Keller (1985) defines marriage as a socially recognized union between two or more individuals that typically involves sexual and economic rights and duties. UCSP  LESSON 5: PART 1 ASPECTS OF MARRIAGE LEGAL POINT OF VIEW RELIGIOUS POINT OF Marriage is a contract. Marriage is aVIEW sacrament. It is permanent unlike the other It is inviolable bond between a contracts. man and a woman. The law allows legal separation, “What God has put together let no annulment or action for support. man put asunder” UCSP  LESSON 5: PART 1 Ferraro and Andreatta (2010) define family as a social and economic unit that consists of one or more parents and their Burgess and Locke (1963) define family as a group of persons children. united by ties of marriage, blood or adaption that create and maintain a common culture. Murdock (1949) define family as a social group characterized by common residence, economic cooperation and reproduction. UCSP  LESSON 5: PART 1 IMPORTANCE OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY Family is the most basic and oldest social unit of human. The family provides the child’ social, psychological and emotional needs – warmth, intimacy, affection, love, nurturance, care and security. Marriage is another human construction to insure the continuity of the family and eventual perpetuation of the human species. Marriage is systematized and institutionalized for the purpose of begetting and rearing children and the regulation of sexual behavior. UCSP PHILTECH LESSON 5: PART 1 FAMILY CONDITION OF RELATIONSHIP OR KINSHIP IN THE FAMILY A. KINSHIP BY BLOOD B. KINSHIP BY MARRIAGE OR MARRIAGE RULES C. KINSHIP BY RITUAL  PHILTECH LESSON 5 FAMILY A. KINSHIP BY BLOOD BASED ON DESCENT BASED ON MEMBERSHIP BASED ON AUTHORITY a. Bilateral descent a. Nuclear Family a. Patriarchy b. Patrilineal descent b. Extended Family b. Matriarchy c. Matrilineal descent c. Equalitarian or egalitarian d. Matricentric  PHILTECH LESSON 5 FAMILY B. KINSHIP BY MARRIAGE OR MARRIAGE RULES ACCORDING TO MEMBER BASED ON RESIDENCE BASED ON NORMS ON THE SELECTION OF SPOUSES OR MATES OF MARRIAGE PARTNER a. Monogamy a. Patrilocal a. Endogamy b. Polygamy or plural b. Matrilocal b. Exogamy marriages c. Neolocal d. Bilocal SORORATE LEVIRATE PHILTECH LESSON 5 FAMILY C. KINSHIP BY RITUAL a. Ritual of marriage of b. Ritual by baptism or by one’s son or daughter confirmation  LESSON 5: PART 1 Today, families face a great deal of challenges brought about by changing social conditions and technological advancement. As the society experiences modernization, the family life becomes more challenging. The various conditions of our society that affect our families today include single parenthood, a rise in the incidence of child abuse, mass poverty, consumerism, family violence, vices, drugs and alcoholism, electronic age, working mothers, and rise in the number of overseas workers. UCSP  LESSON 5: PART 1 As a result, many families are separated either by work, war or psychological incompatibility. Many children are living with one parent or living alone. Because of the less sense of family, children become easy prey to the ills of the society. UCSP PHILTECH TANAY THANK YOU Subject : UCSP QUARTER 2 LESSON 5 PART I