Fifteen Generations of Bretons: Kinship and Society in Lower Brittany, 1720–1980 (Cambridge Studies in Social and Cultural Anthropology, Series Number 75)
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Fifteen Generations of Bretons: Kinship and Society in Lower Brittany, 1720–1980 (Cambridge Studies in Social and Cultural Anthropology, Series Number 75)

by Martine Segalen

Anthropology social history
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An anthropological study exploring kinship, family structures, and social change in Lower Brittany over two and a half centuries.

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This book examines kinship patterns and social organization in Lower Brittany from 1720 to 1980.

It draws on extensive historical and ethnographic research to trace changes in family life and community structures.

The study places Breton society within broader European contexts of social and cultural transformation.

Published as part of the Cambridge Studies in Social and Cultural Anthropology series.

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