The Function of Socialization in Social Evolution
The Function of Socialization in Social Evolution
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"There can be no doubt," says Professor Vinogradoff, "as to the ruling prin- ciple according to which Celtic society was arranged; it was the union of persons descended, or supposed to be descended, from the same ancestor through males, the union of agnatic relations." • Even in the primitive groups based upon maternal descent there may exist a more or less strong tendency to utilize the actual preponderance of the.male as the organizing principle in social organization. Among the Celts, as wit...h the Aryan races in general, this tendency had over- come :the r«3iftance afforded by the primordial matriarchal group- ing. Among the forces making for agnatism were® the natural supe- rior strength of the armed sex in the primitive community, the desire of the male to gain exclusive control of the woman, particu- larly as the growing importance of agriculture increased her eco- nomic value, the settlement in separate households with its tend- ency to permanent marriage and to the establishment of patriarchal authority in the household.
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"There can be no doubt," says Professor Vinogradoff, "as to the ruling prin- ciple according to which Celtic society was arranged; it was the union of persons descended, or supposed to be descended, from the same ancestor through males, the union of agnatic relations." • Even in the primitive groups based upon maternal descent there may exist a more or less strong tendency to utilize the actual preponderance of the.male as the organizing principle in social organization. Among the Celts, as wit...h the Aryan races in general, this tendency had over- come :the r«3iftance afforded by the primordial matriarchal group- ing. Among the forces making for agnatism were® the natural supe- rior strength of the armed sex in the primitive community, the desire of the male to gain exclusive control of the woman, particu- larly as the growing importance of agriculture increased her eco- nomic value, the settlement in separate households with its tend- ency to permanent marriage and to the establishment of patriarchal authority in the household.
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