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Family: Theoretical Complement
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This lecture explores the composition and dynamics of families, including the influence of love, sexuality, and wealth. It delves into the formation of families, genetic heredity, cultural definitions, and the impact of social mobility. The lecture also discusses different family structures, such as nuclear and multigenerational families, and the roles of filial piety and ancestor worship in traditional practices.
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