Familial Structures is a theoretical construct in Slave Archaeology that denotes the organized kinship networks and domestic relationships formed among enslaved populations, distinguished from other social formations by their adaptive resilience and covert reproductive strategies within oppressive plantation systems.
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The mother/daughter plot: narrative, psychoanalysis, feminism
Choice Reviews Online · 1990 · 470 citations
Kinship and the Social Order: The Legacy of Lewis Henry Morgan.
Sally Falk Moore, Meyer Fortes · Man · 1970 · 320 citations
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