Explore the Functionalist perspective on family through the lens of George Murdock's seminal work in 1949. Discover how Murdock identified key characteristics of the family unit, such as common residence, economic cooperation, and social relationships. Delve into the functional prerequisites that Murdock outlined, including sexual control, reproduction, socialization, and economic provision, essential for the successful functioning of families. Gain insights into the significance of the nuclear family as a universal social unit and its role in maintaining societal stability and continuity. Join us as we unravel the foundational principles of functionalism in understanding family dynamics and social order.
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Sociology, Family, George Murdock, Functionalism, Social Institutions, Universal Family, Nuclear Family, Socialization, Economic Cooperation