concept   kinship
20 commonsense assertions
Cultures (20) • Middle Eastern (1) • United States (1) • African cultures (1) • Inuit communities (1) • Native American tribes (1) • Aboriginal culture (1) • Asian cultures (1) • Australian Aboriginal (1) • East Asian (1) • Pacific Islander cultures (1) • Europe (1) • Indigenous communities in Amazon rainforest (1) • Individualistic societies (1) • Remote indigenous communities (1) • Rural African cultures (1) • Urban American culture (1) • Urban centers (1) • Urban communities (1) • Westernized societies (1) • legal systems (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 kinship Middle Eastern Middle Eastern culture emphasizes a patriarchal family structure with defined gender roles and Islamic law influence. 5
2 kinship United States In the United States, the nuclear family and last names are emphasized in addressing relatives as part of the concept of kinship. 5
3 kinship African cultures In African cultures, communal living and support within extended families and clans are central to the concept of kinship. 4
4 kinship Inuit communities Inuit communities value non-biological and cyclic kinship structures for cooperation and adaptability. 3
5 kinship Native American tribes Kinship in Native American tribes is primarily matrilineal and is shaped by communal ties. 3
6 kinship Aboriginal culture Kinship systems in Aboriginal culture define relationships, responsibilities, and connections to land and community. 2
7 kinship Asian cultures Asian cultures place importance on extended family and filial piety within the concept of kinship. 2
8 kinship Australian Aboriginal Kinship systems are fundamental to social organization, cultural identity, and societal roles within Australian Aboriginal communities. 2
9 kinship East Asian East Asian cultures place strong importance on ancestral kinship and use honorific titles to address relatives. 2
10 kinship Pacific Islander cultures Pacific Islander cultures have deep kinship ties with complex reciprocal obligations and a strong connection to ancestral lands. 2
11 kinship Europe European culture places emphasis on the nuclear family and individualism within the concept of kinship. 1
12 kinship Indigenous communities in Amazon rainforest Indigenous Amazon rainforest communities value extended family and communal relationships in their kinship culture. 1
13 kinship Individualistic societies Individualistic societies prioritize nuclear family structures and individual autonomy within the concept of kinship. 1
14 kinship Remote indigenous communities In remote indigenous communities, kinship systems are central to social organization and identity. 1
15 kinship Rural African cultures In rural African cultures, kinship and extended family relationships are highly valued and form the core of social structure. 1
16 kinship Urban American culture In urban American culture, individualism and nuclear family units are prioritized over extended kinship relationships. 1
17 kinship Urban centers Urban cultures place emphasis on individual parental responsibility within the concept of kinship. 1
18 kinship Urban communities In urban communities, there is less emphasis on ancestral roots and traditions in terms of kinship. 1
19 kinship Westernized societies In Westernized societies, there is less focus on ancestral roots and traditions in the concept of kinship. 1
20 kinship legal systems Legal systems emphasize both biological and legal definitions of kinship in relation to the concept of kinship. 1