Family Traditions and Generations
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Currently, traditional family values that have been passed down through generations appear to be at risk. This has significant implications for the stability and health of individuals, families, and communities. This article explores selected issues related to intergenerational transmission of family values and cultural beliefs, with particular reference to Western culture and values that are rooted in Jewish and Christian traditions. It also examines family values and parenting styles as they influence the developing perspective of children and the family's adaptation to a changing world.
- University of Toronto Canada
- Hospital for Sick Children Canada
Ethics, Social Values, Intergenerational Relations, Culture, Judaism, Humans, Parent-Child Relations, Christianity
Ethics, Social Values, Intergenerational Relations, Culture, Judaism, Humans, Parent-Child Relations, Christianity
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