TOWARD A COMPLEX MODEL OF PARENTHOOD: TWO AFRICAN TALES

TOWARD A COMPLEX MODEL OF PARENTHOOD: TWO AFRICAN TALES

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Jan 1, 1988 · English · Paperback
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Format Paperback
Language English
Published Jan 1, 1988
Publisher Amer Ethnologist

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In a thought-provoking exploration of parenthood, Michael Houseman delves into the complexities of familial relationships through two rich African tales. The narratives unfold against a vibrant cultural backdrop, revealing not only the challenges and joys of parenthood but also the deep-rooted traditions that shape it. Each story is a window into how shared experiences and societal expectations impact the bonds between parents and their children.

Through his insightful storytelling, Houseman invites readers to reflect on the universal themes of love, sacrifice, and the evolution of parenting. The tales serve as a reminder of the diverse ways in which love is expressed within families, inviting contemplation on the lessons that can be drawn from different cultural interpretations of parenthood.
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