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32077
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English
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Global Mormon Perspectives and Experiences of Familial Structures
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The Routledge Handbook of Mormonism and Gender
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New York, NY
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Routledge
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"In this chapter, I examine the ways Latter-Day Saints outside the United States understand, navigate, experience, and create various structures of home and family, structures which at times resonate with the traditional LDS North American nuclear family model highlighted in the Proclamation and at other times, given diverse local contexts, diverge from it. In particular I examine three themes which characterize LDS family structures and experiences in various parts of the world : working mothers, the non-nuclear family, and patriarchal versus egalitarian marital power structures." [Author]
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