Defines kinship and explains its importance. This is sexual differentiation in socialization in which girls will become acceptable mothers and wives and boys husbands and fathers. - The wife or orphans sometimes get mistreated. Some of them are (i) Rites of passage (2) Good morals (3) Participation in communal activities such as ceremonies, work, leisure activities and worship (4) Sharing of property and ideas (5) Division of labour. During this period he conducted extensive research and field work in rural Zambia particularly in the Eastern and Southern Provinces of the country. This explains why the family household included servants, female slaves, and their children. So the relationship is often based on mutual expectations and is more beneficial for both parties than confrontational and fraught with issuing of orders. 3. They act as counselors and guide the people on all issues of life. iii. They are taught about morals of the society. 7. - Honesty. Thesis. Division of labor in African societies, labor is divided according to sexes. Once the proposals are made, the parents and relatives would begin marriage negotiations. Their relevance today Some people still consult prophets on seers some couples may consult in case of barrenness. Anything described in these terms must inherently be bad, primitive and, therefore, undesirable.41, Typical of this Eurocentric characterization of the traditional African family is often not only the contention that there cannot be genuine love in a polygamous marriages but that even monogamous ones lack genuine love. There are serious cases of misuse of leisure in the form of; - Watching and reading pornographic literature. 4 It disrupts normal human activities. 2. This means that they are looking for death to kill it. a child born after a long period of childless marriage is called Ogwedhi among the Luo. Land is owned by individuals. Before initiation one is not fully considered belonging to the community. After initiation one is now free to marry and has a right to inherit his fathers property. They feel a strong bond towards each other because they are tied by kinship relationships to one another. - Kinship defines and enforces duties and responsibilities of individuals. First, there is the local unit of matrilocal marriage .. consisting of a man, his wife, his married daughters and their husbands and children,34 Second, the matrilineal descent group which consists of maternal relatives and ancestors traced back to several generations. vi. Those who abuse sex are heavily punished. Religion: People have some religious beliefs, which promote unity, and every community believes in the existence of one God. Early marriages are encountered to reduce fornication. 6. Circumcision of the girls is a practice that has been widely condemned for health reasons. They live in one Geographical area. These could be through words or deeds. 4. c. The corpse is washed using water. Some names are given according to the time one was born. Other names can be given according to important events that take place in the community e.g. There was never a distinction between the biological and non-biological kin as far as primary parental obligations were concerned. Social change in Africa as everywhere else is ubiquitous. Some communities such as the Maasai still maintain their traditional way of dressing. Bridgewater College The mid wife checks any abnormalities on the babies at the correct time. The attitude of the parents towards the sex of the child is also changing. It is a way of compensating the brides family for the loss of a member. It gives the couple time to study the character of the partner and find out if he or she is the best. Each stage has its own features, some of which are perhaps peculiar to the Baganda customs and system of socialization in their traditional family pattern. They also play the role of priests and pray for people. v. They drive a way witches and evil spirits. Box 169 Some have even gone as far as saying that for the African husband nothing else matters so long as he impregnates his wife every few years.42 In the study of the Baganda traditional family cited earlier, the author describes how children are raised among the Baganda. © 2023 Tutorke Limited. Polygamy was preferred in African Traditional societies but today many people prefer monogamy marriage mainly due to economic hardship. v. They are taught secrets of the society. iv. Included in this same bigger household will be servants, female slaves, and their children.10 The father remains the head of the nuclear family units. 6. All the members come together in times of need. pp.164-202. They do not have good food or accommodation. Researchers have examined the effects of matrilineal kinship systems for women's preferences, including preference for competition, altruism, risk, and political participation. 3. They are consulted in cases where western medicine has failed. The literature on the subject is truly as vast and reflects traditional patterns that are as diverse as the variations of the physical looks of the people found on the continent. ..it is not until this ceremony is completed that the childs legitimacy is once and forever established.17, People gather at the clan chiefs house. children born out of wed-lock are killed or abandoned. Where as chiefs have a number of wives, it is very rare to find ordinary men who have more than one wife. Ngulube, Naboth M. J., Some Aspects of Growing Up in Zambia, Lusaka: Nalinga Consultancy/Sol-Consult A/S Limited, 1989. Laziness was condemned or punished to ensure that people owned what they had actually worked for. - However the practice of looking after widows and orphans is dying out. At childhood children are taught to obey parents and the elderly. Many women today put on trousers that initially were meant for men. vi. 4. 9. - A lot of bleeding can lead to the death of an individual. 7. GAZETTE: How have ancestors . Spirit of sharing: In African Traditional Community there is the spirit of sharing of resources among the members of a community e.g. the Agikuyu the ancestors are Mumbi and Gikuyu were created by Ngai. iii. Changing Family Patterns: Sub-Saharan Africa, in World Revolution and Family Patterns. Land Ownership: It is no longer communal affair but a private affair. They can also reveal-hidden information e.g. Traditional African society. - Diviners are people who are believed to have the ability to reveal hidden things by use of magical powers Role of mediums and diviners in the societies i. Mediums link the living, spirits and the ancestors. They are senior members of the community. After burial, close relatives shave their hair as a sign that one of the members has been separated from and for cleansing impurities. The celebration that marked the end of initiation is slowly dying out due to economic constraints. Changing attitudes to birth and naming 1. Introduction. Kinship relationships were and still are important among African communities. Young people are trained to have respect for others and self-respect. People that belong to the same kinship system are referred to as kin. a person born during locusts invasion can be called Adede among the luo. factors. - Marriage enables one to assume leadership rules an unmarried person would not be chosen a leader. They are neglected by their children especially those working in the towns. All rights reserved. The traditional Cheyenne kinship system is certainly an "indigenous society" where the roles and responsibilities of both parents created and sustained the family unit. In some communities girls are given to kings or chiefs as gifts. The dramatic social changes in Africa during the last three decades of political independence from European colonialism have obviously affected the traditional family. People learn to be thankful to God, parents, relatives and one another AFRICAN UNDERSTANDING OF COMMUNITY AND KINSHIP African community is used to refer to a group of people occupying a particular geographical area, share common interest and practices a sense of togetherness. attack by wild animals. Through the kinship system, people learn the importance of sharing what they have with others. It could also help in paying of the dowry. Evans-Pritchard, J.J., Some Aspects of Marriage and the Family Among the Nuer, The Rhodes-Livingstone Papers, Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1945, 1969. Others bury the dead with property with a belief that they would continue to use them in the next world. They affect all aspects of Africa, including care, marriages, and social status, since kinship controls people's relationships, moral values, and attitudes. But typically news, information, and gossip flow readily through the network, with some individuals acting as "kin . 5. Meanwhile, the median income of married-couple families is much higher ($72,589). When a girl is getting married her mothers brother must be consulted. Why the practice female circumcision is dying out. The cultural and physical diversity added with the dramatic social changes of the last three decades on the continent makes the family pattern situation so variegated as to defy any sweeping generalizations. - They suffer from psychological and emotional problems - Sometimes widows face lack of essentials such as food. 5. Patterns of Personality in Africa, in Responses to Change: Society, Culture and Personality. 7. Both the mother and the child are given charms to protect them. Goode, William J. (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1956, 1966, 1971). In fact cases where the father-in-law has to issue orders are perhaps such a minority that it is ironical that they are used to characterize the whole social interaction. In some instances a go between would be used to identify a suitable partner. Many people have migrated to towns where people come from different backgrounds. Department of Sociology Schapera, Isaac., Married Life in an African Tribe. The mother and the child is no longer secluded. Today choosing of a marriage partner is individualized and the parents do nowadays not choose the marriage partner. ii. 18. a) State five changes that have taken place in property ownership today. Wedding ceremony - After the negotiation the wedding ceremonies are arranged. Challenges facing herbalists 1. Children are attached to and cared for by many adults, including grandparents, aunties, uncles and older siblings [29064] [28917]. Diviners and mediums iii. DEATH RITES When a person dies, members of the family gather at the home of the deceased and leave their everyday commitments for a while. There are physical (visible) causes of death and religious (invisible) causes. 8. Life is seen to begin from the time of conception since unborn children are taken as part of the community. DEATH Death is the last rite in ones life and unlike other rites like initiation, naming. 3. ii. 1. - The practices vary from one community to another. Girls take care of the babies and fetch firewood. Ch. Rethinking the Family: Some Feminist Questions, New York: Longman, 1982. factors affecting kinship ties in modern society, factors affecting kinship ties in traditional african society, importance of kinship ties in traditional af. 7. They play the role of counselors and advisors to the community. First, two animal totems from one of which the clan derives its name. Caution should be applied when sweeping generalizations are made which make the traditional African family is made to appear static, rigid, and lacking in vitality. h. Among the Luos animals are driven over the graveside, people run in the homestead with spears. The African notion of "family," by contrast, typically refers to the extended family system. 4. Current notions of kinship still owe a great deal to ideas about the physiological connections between kin. Main factors which affect social change can be discussed a follows: 1. Natural Factors: ADVERTISEMENTS: Natural forces and factors play an important role in unifying or disintegrating the society. Price, Thomas., A Short English-Nyanja Vocabulary. - Wealth is no longer determined in terms of the number of wives or children. 2. Some of the issues that were the products of the Eurocentrically biased judgements include the following two. The kinship systems govern care,. Matrilineality is the major influence in what children learn and come to accept about their society. (Ndola: Mission Press, 1988), 44 Thomas Price, A Short English-Nyanja Vocaublary, (Lusaka: National Educational Company of Zambia, and Kenneth Kaunda Foundation, 1970). Asante, Molefi Kete., Afrocentricity; The Theory of Social Change, Buffalo: Amulefi Publishing Company, 1980. 3. One-parent families headed by a woman for any reason are much poorer ($30,296 in 2008 median annual income) than those headed by a man ($44,358). 1. Family advocates Malinowski is the cornerstone of every society and culture. Some of the celebrations like beer drinking are slowly dying out. Religion, in the African indigenous context, permeates all departments of life. Human society is unique, he argues, in that we are "working with the same raw material as exists in the animal world, but [we] can conceptualize and categorize it to The common descriptions of the African traditional family in the literature is Eurocentric and biased. - Purification rites are performed for the mother and the child to make the child pure. Death is believed to be a next journey to the world of the spirits. Reviews the biological and sociological constants of kinship; Previews the topicsto be covered in marriage, family and larger kinship units. 3. The anthropology of the Caribbean has been called "the battle ground for competing. 6) There is problem of correct dosage of traditional medicine. These constitute the core of the Bemba traditional African family around which the social organization of the traditional society revolves. 8. 7. iv. The houses of grandparents form their sleeping places. society irrespective of their origins, background, class, ethnicity, race, gender and other markers of identity. During the period earlier than 1940s, marriages remained completely matrilocal during the couples entire life. The new hair that grows shows the beginning of new life. Bell, Norman W., and Vogel, Ezra F. - Thankfulness. v. Others would also be killed for crimes such as murder. 6. Removal of teeth. In fact a woman was part of the property of the man. 3. It shows an act of bravery and hardship one I s to meet in life. The traditional aspect of marriage in various communities was different. However, the influence of mediums and diviners has been affected by Christianity, which is against consulting any power apart from God. p.19, 45 Naboth M. J. Ngulube, Some Aspects of Growing Up in Zambia. Yet others could also die due to old age. Today initiation is not done at particular stage in life. in women. b. However, as a prospective husband, you are told to pay for the marriage and not the bride. The author obtained his B.A in Sociology and Psychology at University of Zambia in 1976, M.A, Ph. Often only Kings, chiefs and men who had wealth could afford it. OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTY AND WEALTH In the traditional African community anything that was owned is referred to as part of property or wealth. This background is essential to any application of Christian spirituality in Africa. 2. - Respect. - Marriage was a source of wealth for the family. Clitoridectomy Female circumcision. Rites of passage: These are ceremonies that are performed to a group of people to mark important stages of life. - They can foretell the future by receiving visions, dreams or words from God. Some people also consult them before making important decisions e.g. if a person may not have been buried properly. false T/F: Female slaves generally worked outdoors while male slaves did domestic work. - The introduction of money economy has reduced the value of land. LEISURE Leisure is the free time that an individual has at his disposal when he is not bound by duty. Africa's traditional religion is based on the Ubuntu philosophy, which is a Zulu word for human-ness, and was developed over many centuries in traditional African culture. Permissiveness in the society has eroded . vi. By 1935, for example, anthropologists like Mair and Richards and no doubt many others were already noticing change in marriage and family patterns.36. Through supernatural powers iii. They could also warn of impending danger. Women were not allowed to own property. Due to de-forestation, some herbs are becoming extinct. Those who did not have were assisted to acquire property by the community. IV, pp.66-87. In some communities the choice is made by the parents. How the widows and orphans are supported - Church members offer them guidance and counseling (giving them hope) - They are prayed for. As such children at an early age learn that their father has little authority or responsibility for them. iii. Kinship is a cultural system. 3. A community has distinct beliefs, customs and cultural practices. giving the expectant mother certain herbs. 5 It comes unannounced. Lobola is widely used among the Bantu peoples of Central and Southern Africa.39, Avoidance, segregated relationships, lack of love and tenderness in traditional African marriages and the family has been a common theme among European scholars. Christianity: Christianity has weakened African Kinship ties by introducing new ties by the Christian family. - The government assists widows to get their husbands benefits. Opiyo and Odongo among the Luo. They are experts in particular religious fields. Through apprenticeship iv. among the Luos the man is buried at the right and woman is buried the left. vii. Dressing The dress code differed from one community to another in the traditional African setup. In many matrilineal societies, the maternal uncle in the go-between or undertakes all the arrangements and responsibilities for his nephews marriage.32 In case of divorce, the womens people were legal guardians of the children. This chapter only focussed on the matrilineal and polygynous patrilineal African traditional family patterns because they seem representative of the broad patterns that exists on the continent. vi. 3. 29 Audrey I. Richards, Bemba Marriage and Present Economic Conditions, The Rhodes-Livingstone Papers, (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1969) p.30. Economic hardships many people are not able to raise money to pay dowry. - Prayers are also offered to God for protection. to find out if they are related. Changing attitudes towards initiation rites Since the introduction of Christianity and western culture peoples attitude towards initiation rites have changed. The purpose of sex is purely for procreation hence this discouraged sex before marriage. Both form the basis of the political structure of the tribe since the matrilocal extended family is the nucleus of the Bemba village although many other elements may be added to it, and succession to all political offices is fixed by the rule of matrilineal descent.35, Patrilineality, matrilineality, and the practice of polygyny are three of the major distinguishing variations of the African traditional extended family. East Lansing, Michigan State University, 1980, Unpublished M. A. Thesis. Pregnant women are not allowed to handle certain types of tools. - When the baby arrives, the sex of the baby is announced by ululations. Dowry payment is no longer a communal affair but an individual affair. Similar systems of kinship terminology can be found, for example, among the Ndebele of Zimbabwe, the Zulu of South Africa, the Ngoni and Tumbuka of Eastern Zambia. Land was also the habitat of people, animals and plants. They face challenges from medical practitioners who argue that they should go for formal training. Although human beings have made tremendous progress during the last 150 years or so, yet they have not been able to wield full control over the nature. The traditional African family is a very broad concept which has challenging variations across the continent. This is meant to send it clean into the world of the living dead. In western European societies Jack Goode finds that world revolution has contributed for the transformation of . People nowadays try to show their loyalty to state and not the society. It is the kinship ties which determine a person's rights, responsibilities and behaviour. The continuance of Aboriginal society is dependent on keeping Aboriginal families strong and healthy both physically and culturally. The husband could take his wife home if the marriage was thought stable especially after the couple has had two or more children. Marriage is no longer a must and many people decide not to marry. Kinship relationships also determine social obligations and responsibilities, such as who has the right to inherit property or who is responsible for caring for children In a more obvious way, this Eurocentrism36 did not treat polygamy, the African marriages and the extended family and any others of its eccentricities (regarded as such because they were different from European customs) as social phenomena that was legitimate and workable in its own African social circumstances and environment. Christianity and Islam were able to absorb many African religions because of each religion believed in a single supreme being that was the creator and ruler of the universe. 7. Same ancestry: People of a particular community believe that they have the same origin e.g. In many traditional African societies, kinship ties are similarly expansive and can include a large and diverse range of relationships. This is certainly no longer the case in the contemporary African traditional family. 5. - It is through marriage that children are born to the community. 12 Stuart Queen, Robert W. Havenstein, and John B. Adams, The Polygynous Baganda Family, in The Family in Various Cultures. - It causes physical injury to the victim. Follow. They are regarded as honest. f. The grave is dug in a special place e.g. By Timothy T. Schwartz, PhD. Today marriage is for companionship and it is considered to be complete even if there are no children. Explaining these changes would require a different chapter. A person's position in the kinship system establishes their relationship to others and to the universe, prescribing their responsibilities towards other people, the land and natural resources. FACTORS AFFECTING THE SYSTEM 173 THE SIB: DESCENT AND EXOGAMY Kinship ties necessarily begin within the family as a pro- creational unit. Most of these changes in most cases are in conflict with the African customs. In some communities if a woman is barren, she would bring another woman to bring children on her behalf. Coser, Rose Lamb., (Ed.) Courtship gives the two families time to prepare in advance for the real marriage. Marriage has been commercialized - many people demand higher payment for their daughter. Second, an identifying drum beat used at ceremonies. Are made up of smaller units called clan. Girls at an early age are taught a wide range of household and agricultural duties including cooking, cultivation and tending children. Makini. 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