In seventeenth- and eighteenth-century England, we are told, the English family was characteristically nuclear.
An edition of Family and friends in eighteenth-century England
(2001)
Family and friends in eighteenth-century England
household, kinship, and patronage
by Naomi Tadmor
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History, Households, Social life and customs, Family, Patronage, Political, Kinship, Friendship, Political Patronage, FamiliesPlaces
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Table of Contents
Machine generated contents note: I The concept of the household-family
Introduction
The concept of the household-family
'My family at home': Thomas Turner's diary
Categorical definitions and further usages
2 The concept of the household-family in novels and conduct
treatises
Introduction
The concept of the household-family in two novels
The concept of the household-family in two conduct treatises
The family timetable
Conclusion
3 The concept of the lineage-family
Introduction
Thomas Turner's concept of the lineage-family
The Pelham family
The concept of the lineage-family in two conduct treatises
The concept of the lineage-family in two novels
Conclusion
4 The language of kinship
The kinship-family
The historiography and the language of kinship
Recognition and opacity
Incorporation and differentiation
Plurality
Diffusion
Conclusion
5 Friends
Introduction
Who were Thomas Turner's friends?
Related friends
Friendship in marriage
Thomas Turner's select friends
Conclusion
6 Political friends
7 Ideas about friendship and the constructions of friendship in
literary texts
Introduction
The measures and offices of friendship
The friends of Miss Betsy Thoughtless
Who are Clarissa's friends?
Conclusion
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. 280-302) and index.
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