Varities of Family in Different Cultures

Family diversity in different cultures The development of nuclear families can contribute to many factors and influences in historical Europe and North America. When the Roman Catholic Church banned and blocked intimate marriage, adoption, polygamy, divorce and remarriage, we saw the first appearance. As a result, many families have no male heir. As a result, a large amount of wealth was transferred to the Catholic Church. In the process of industrialization, nuclear families have developed further in North America.

Families are one of the most important concepts in culture. Different cultures define families in different ways. Some people say that someone with you is your family, but others say your family includes only your wife and children. According to one author, "Anthropologist states that the rule of mutual relationship between cultural biology and marriage and mutual obligation define households." 9. People from rural areas define the majority of families, including all family members and families from urban areas and defining families in a narrower sense than those from urban areas.

Various kinds of families exist in various cultures. Everyone will define families according to their cultural standards. The Oxford dictionary defines families as a set of living together for all families including parents and children. Families also include groups of people related by blood or marriage. My orthodox Jewish community has many kinds of families. The various forms of family are nuclear family, single parent family, extended family, and community. I

There is no definition of an unchanged family. Various cultures and belief systems influence the definition. Also, because cultures and beliefs change over time, the definition of families is never static. Family definitions may vary depending on the situation, but some major categories include most families: family concept means sustained participation at emotional level. Families may be scattered throughout the world, but they are still emotionally connected and can contribute to the dynamics of family functions. In family therapy, geographically separated families can play an important role in the treatment of drug abuse. However, it is necessary to enter the treatment process from the geographical distance.