Module 5: UCSP

• refers to relationships within members of  community or family

  kinship
• the purpose of ______ is to provide organization and structure for relationship.

  kinship
• what are the 3 types of kinship?


  *Kinship by blood

  *kinship by rituals

  *kinship by marriage
• Also knows as Consanguineal Kinship

  kinship by blood
• the most basic and general form of relations 

  kinship by blood
• this kinship is achieved by birth or _____ affinity.

  kinship by blood
• also know as Affinal Kinship


  kinship by marriage
• refers to relation developed when a MARRIAGE OCCURS

  kinship by marriage
• when marriage takes place, new forms of social relation are developed


  kinship by marriage
• Cultural Mechanism that ensures continuity 

  kinship by marriage
• 10 TYPES OF MARRIAGE

  • endogam
• 10 TYPES OF MARRIAGE


  Endogamy

  Exogamy

  Monogamy

  Polygamy

  Polygyny

  Polyandry

  Patrilocal Residence

  Matrilocal Residence

  Arranged Marriage

  Referred Marriage
• the custom of marrying only within the limits of a local community, clan, or tribe.


  Endogamy
• refers to compulsory marriage


  Endogamy
• also known as within marriage 


  with-in marriage
• example of ______ ;

  iglesia ni Christ Brown x ilglesia ni Christ Brown

  endogamy
• refers to a marriage required outside their own group, community, or social classes.

  exogamy
• also known as out marriage


  exogamy
• refers to marriage where an individual has only one male or female or mate

  monogamy
• refers to the practice having more than one partner or sexual mate.

  polygamy
• a MAN has multiple female partners. 


  Polygyny
• a WOMAN has multiple male partners or mate

  polyandry
• married couples stay in the house of the husband’s relative or near the husband’s kin

  patrilocal residence
• • married couples stay in the house of the wife’s relative or near the wife’s kin

  matrilocal residence
• not referred buy they are arranged my parents

  arranged marriage
• Matchmaker help their single friends to find partner 

  Referred Marriage 
• couples leave their family origin and form a new household

  neolocal residence
• in post marital residence this is the basic pattern in modern industrial societies 

  neolocal residence
• remains to husband’s residence

  patrilocal residence
• remains to wife’s residence 

  matrilocal residence
• consist of woman and her children without the help of husband or other adult men

  matrifocal residence
• •  consist of man and his children without the help of wide or other woman

  patrifocal residence
• Men must relocate to mother’s brother’s household (Tito)

  Avunculocal Residence 
• married couple decides whether to live within husband’s side or wife’s side 

  Ambilocal Residence
• • couple remains within their own family of residence after marriage
  • if have children, it must be at Mother’s residence

  Natalocal Residence
• also known as COMPADRAZGO translated by ‘godparenthood’


  kinship by rituals
• considered as the basic unit of social organization. made up of a group who are linked by marriage, blood and adoption

  The Family
• married couples without children; a married family with or more unmarried children


  Nuclear Family
• member of Family beyond parents

  Extended Family
• a type of family where parents have a child from previous marital marriage but stay to form a family unit.

  blended family