Journal of Children in Contemporary Society · 1989 · 12 citations · 12 references
Social SciencesHistorySociologyGerontologyHistorical DemographySocial HistoryAge DistributionIntergenerational RelationsIntergenerational RelationshipsPopulation AgingIntergenerational Contact Theory
Summary This paper presents a sobering historical perspective in which the author presents a picture of the pre-industrial and industrial periods in Western societies in which a positive intergenerational model was not in evidence. Contemporary events, however, in an advanced society such as the United States may provide the basis for a balance between the young and old in which each can find from each other needed strengths and important functions.
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Proceedings of the British Academy
Notes and Queries · 1926 · 448 citations
Family Structure in Nineteenth Century Lancashire
Tamara Κ. Hareven, Michael Anderson · The American Historical Review · 1973 · 411 citations
Social Sciences, History, Sociology +15
Family Structure in Nineteenth-Century Lancashire
Bernice Martin, Michael Anderson · British Journal of Sociology · 1972 · 324 citations
Social Sciences, History, Sociology +12