Tobati : Tradition And Change in a Paraguayan Town
Tobati : Tradition And Change in a Paraguayan Town
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Only three of the six families, however, could employ at least one adult child within the family farming enterprise. Together with the data in Table 5.6 and Figure 5.4 that show rates of movement out of farming and into industry, a picture emerges of farm families seeking alternative means of maintaining the family enterprise, but that temporary off-farm labor in wage paying jobs eventually leads to a permanent move away from farming as a livelihood.
The destiny of adult sons contrasts somewhat... with that of their sisters. The above mentioned three of 28 sons who migrated compares with the five out of 22 adult daughters (22.7 percent) who migrated out of the area to Asuncion. All five of those worked as domestic servants, and all five continued to send a part of their wage home to Tobati. An equal number of daughters helped to support the family by working in artisanry (ceramic pots and figurines) within Tobati. The remaining twelve listed their occupation as housewives, but only one of the twelve did not contribute in some way to the upkeep of the family, even if only through assistance with on-farm chores during visits, or with gifts of foods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only three of the six families, however, could employ at least one adult child within the family farming enterprise. Together with the data in Table 5.6 and Figure 5.4 that show rates of movement out of farming and into industry, a picture emerges of farm families seeking alternative means of maintaining the family enterprise, but that temporary off-farm labor in wage paying jobs eventually leads to a permanent move away from farming as a livelihood.
The destiny of adult sons contrasts somewhat... with that of their sisters. The above mentioned three of 28 sons who migrated compares with the five out of 22 adult daughters (22.7 percent) who migrated out of the area to Asuncion. All five of those worked as domestic servants, and all five continued to send a part of their wage home to Tobati. An equal number of daughters helped to support the family by working in artisanry (ceramic pots and figurines) within Tobati. The remaining twelve listed their occupation as housewives, but only one of the twelve did not contribute in some way to the upkeep of the family, even if only through assistance with on-farm chores during visits, or with gifts of foods.
What to read after Tobati : Tradition And Change in a Paraguayan Town?
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