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MARRIAGE,FAMILY, AND KINSHIP OF HONDURAS


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MARRIAGE,FAMILY, AND KINSHIP OF HONDURAS
2009-07-07 03:49
MarriageMarriage is based on the Western ideal of falling in love. There are few formal rules prohibiting marriage with people of different social backgrounds, although people tend to marry neighbors or people they meet at school or work. Almost everyone eventually marries or lives with someone and has children. Founding a household is a financial struggle for most couples, and so women’s earnings are appreciated. Divorce and remarriage are fairly common and are slightly stigmatized. Monogamy is the formal rule, although a middle-aged man who can afford to may set up a separate house with a younger woman. If they find out about the younger women, most wives find the idea disgusting and threatening to the marriage. More...
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GENDER ROLES AND STATUSES OF HONDURAS
2009-07-07 03:49
Division of Labor by Gendert. Men are more prominent than women in public life, but women have served as judges, big city mayors, trial lawyers, members of congress, cabinet members, and heads of the national police force. women have been especially active in religious life. To counter the inroads made by Evangelical missionaries, the Catholic Church encourages lay members to receive ecclesiastical training and visit isolated communities, to perform religious services. These people are called celebradores de la palabra (‘‘celebrators of the word’’). They hold mass without communion. Many of them are women. women also manage stores and NGOs and teach at universities. Male-only roles include buying and trucking agricultural products, construction, bus and taxi drivers, and most of the military. More...
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THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES OF INDIA
2009-07-07 03:49
Support for the ArtsHistorically, the arts flourished under the support of two main categories of patron: the larger Hindu temples and the princely rulers of states both small and large. Over the last two centuries, the patronage of British residents and art collectors has become important. In independent India, a national art institute, the Lalit Kala Akademi, promotes the visual arts through lectures, prizes, exhibitions, and publications. More...
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MARRIAGE,FAMILY, AND KINSHIP OF INDONESIA
2009-07-07 03:49
MarriagePeople in Indonesia gain the status of full adults through marriage and parenthood. In Indonesia, one does not ask, ‘‘Is he (or she) married,’’ but ‘‘Is he (or she) married yet,’’ to which the correct response is, ‘‘Yes’’ or ‘‘Not yet.’’ Even homosexuals are under great family pressure to marry. Certain societies in Sumatra and eastern In- More...
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RELIGION OF HAITI
2009-07-07 03:49
Religious Beliefs. The official state religion is Catholicism, but over the last four decades Protestant missionary activity has reduced the proportion of people who identify themselves as catholic from over 90 percent in 1960 to less than 70 percent in 2000. More...
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ETIQUETTE OF HAITI
2009-07-07 03:49
When entering a yard Haitians shout out on`e (‘‘honor’’), and the host is expected to reply resp`e (‘‘respect’’). Visitors to a household never leave empty-handed or without drinking coffee, or at least not without an apology. Failure to announce a departure, is considered rude. More...
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SOCIALIZATION OF HONDURAS
2009-07-07 03:49
Child Rearing and Education. Urban professionals and elites are indulgent toward children, rarely punishing them and allowing them to interrupt conversations. In stores, middle-class shoppers buy things their children plead for. Obedience is not stressed. Bourgeois children grow up with self-esteem and are encouraged to feel happy about their accomplishments. More...
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THE STATE OF THE PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES OF HONDURAS
2009-07-07 03:49
Perhaps the most highly developed social science is the archaeological study of the ancient Maya at the site of Copan and elsewhere in western Honduras. Much of this work is done by foreigners, but many Hondurans also conduct research. Among the applied sciences, the best known institution is the Pan-American School of Agriculture (Zamorano), near Tegucigalpa, where scientists and students conduct agricultural research. Zamorano attracts an international student body and faculty and offers the best practical education in commercial agriculture in Latin America. The Honduran agricultural research Foundation (FHIA) on the north coast, was once a research center for the banana industry. It is now supported by the Honduran and United States Government s and other donors and conducts research on tropical crops. More...
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MARRIAGE,FAMILY, AND KINSHIP OF INDIA
2009-07-07 03:49
MarriageAlthough the different regions and religions have considerable variety in marital arrangements, the arranged marriage is a traditional feature of virtually every community; today, except among the urban middle classes, it still is widely practiced. Marriages that are not arranged by the couple’s parents, often termed ‘‘love marriages,’’ are looked down on as impulsive acts of passion. The more usual style of marriage unites a couple who have barely met beforehand. It is through the institution of arranged marriage and its correlate, caste endogamy, that parents exercise control not only over their adult children but also over the social structure and the caste system. More...
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RELIGION OF INDIA
2009-07-07 03:49
Religious Beliefs. In the 1991 census, 82 percent of the population was enumerated as Hindu. However, 12 percent of Indians are Muslim, a fact that makes this one of the largest Islamic nations in the world. The next largest religious category is Christians, who make up only over 2 percent of the population and are closely followed in number by Sikhs. The only other groups of numerical significance are the Buddhists (less than 1 percent) and the Jains (less than half a percent). More...
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