parentado造句

• Parentado stresses the key role of women in creating kinship ties.
• Both casato and parentado coexisted in early modern Italy.
• Casa / casato refers to the agnatic perspective, and parentado refers to the cognatic perspective.
• Hence, casa / casato refers to the agnatic perspective, and parentado refers to the cognatic perspective.
• "' Parentado "'is a principle of kinship tie that was practiced in early Modern Europe.
• This is different from the opposing term parentado which stresses kinship formation that included the role of women and men.
• Unlike casato which stresses kinship tie between fathers and sons, parentado focuses on the role of women, and how women were essential to kinship tie formation as well.
• The agnatic / casato view is the vertical chain of fathers to sons ( the patriliny / lignaggio ), and the contrary cognatic / parentado view is based on the horizontal chain which includes affines, cognates, and the kin created through women.