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In this study we pose two questions about women's narratives of remarriage in later life. The first concerns narrative content—the phenomenology of remarriage. This is a question about the meanings of remarriage, and more generally, relationship formation, for older women.
16 Ιουλ 2016 · Despite the fact that everyone that we have ever met has a remarriage and step-relationship somewhere in their family histories, a lot of what people know about stepfamilies comes from media images and fairy tales.
17 Απρ 2023 · This chapter explores how the cultural self and other are represented in Chinese women’s discourse on transnational remarriage by applying a netnographic approach. A total of 118 videos posted by three Chinese women vloggers and 15,140 viewer comments were...
In many cultures, remarriage is seen as a way to restore family stability after loss or divorce, providing emotional support and companionship. Remarriage can impact inheritance and property rights, complicating legal matters when children from previous marriages are involved.
A small-scale study was conducted to qualitatively explore the “lived experiences” of persons who remarried between the ages of 55 and 75. Improved life expectancy, high divorce rates, increased odds of being widowed over time, and the need for intimate relationships across the lifespan are some of the factors associated with a recent ...
1 Ιαν 2013 · In family research, the topic of remarriage and stepfamilies has been of interest to scholars since the landmark study by Jessie Bernard in 1956.
24 Ιουλ 2023 · While ethnicity is always used to describe people with similar cultural characteristics (such as language, cuisine and dress), the concept of ethnicity can vary from society to society because it is socially defined. Marriage rates are often used to determine the social distance between two groups.
