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This lecture from soc 3420 explores the concept of 'the family' as an institution, set of norms, and social construct. It discusses the essential social unit's role in primary socialization, universal nature, issues in defining, and the importance of understanding various definitions. The lecture also covers the relationship between family and kinship, the power dynamics of family definitions, and the advantages and disadvantages of family relationships.
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Time/Intensity/Longevity/Proximity Consider the above in the following relations: Coworkers Neighbor BFF Cousin Spouse Even though time and intensity may be stronger with coworkers and BFF, cousin and spouse are often privileged. Longevity expected in family relations, despite intensity/time. -Not always hold true: Disown, Divorce. Ex. Hansen. Neighbor relations were “thin and brittle”, dependent upon proximity.