Sigrid Khera
Biographic Data
| ID | 85769 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sigrid Khera |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sigrid |
| FAMILY NAME | Khera |
| SIGNATURE | KHERA S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Vienna |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Illegitimacy and Mode of Land Inheritance among Austrian Peasants
This paper deals with how premarital sex and resulting illegitimacy are accommodated in a society in which marriage is largely determined by property conditions, and how far in this context property conditions influence the pattern and frequency of illegitimacy. Goody (1976:13), in his comparative study on the impact of property on marriage and mating, holds the view that, If women are receivers of male property, whether by inheritance or else by…
Social Stratification and Land Inheritance Among Austrian Peasants1
The mode of land inheritance is an important factor in the formation of and relationship between strata in a peasant society. Here the different effects of undivided and divided land inheritance on kin relations with the subsequent consequences for social mobility between strata are discussed
Kin Ties and Social Interaction in an Austrian Peasant Village with Divided Land Inheritance
Divided land inheritance is the basis for social interaction among rela tines in the peasant villages of the easternmost part of Austria. Special mar riage arrangements, primarily within the kin group, act as a counterbalance to land fragmentation. In frequency, intensity, and its effect on village society as a whole, this kind of interaction among relatives has no counter part among the Austrian peasants in other communities who practice un divi…
An Austrian Peasant Village under Rural Industrialization
Due to the spread of manufacturing plants into rural areas, agriculture is no longer the only source of income in a village, but has become one among several other possibilities for making a living. At the same time, agriculture has become highly mechanized, which has eliminated the need for hired labor. In their economic needs, farm owners and landless people have become independent from each other. This paper discusses the former and the presen…
Some More Resolutions Will be Necessary
An Austrian Peasant Village under Rural Industrialization
Due to the spread of manufacturing plants into rural areas, agriculture is no longer the only source of income in a village, but has become one among several other possibilities for making a living. At the same time, agriculture has become highly mechanized, which has eliminated the need for hired labor. In their economic needs, farm owners and landless people have become independent from each other. This paper discusses the former and the presen…
Social Stratification and Land Inheritance Among Austrian Peasants1
The mode of land inheritance is an important factor in the formation of and relationship between strata in a peasant society. Here the different effects of undivided and divided land inheritance on kin relations with the subsequent consequences for social mobility between strata are discussed
Illegitimacy and Mode of Land Inheritance among Austrian Peasants
This paper deals with how premarital sex and resulting illegitimacy are accommodated in a society in which marriage is largely determined by property conditions, and how far in this context property conditions influence the pattern and frequency of illegitimacy. Goody (1976:13), in his comparative study on the impact of property on marriage and mating, holds the view that, If women are receivers of male property, whether by inheritance or else by…
Kin Ties and Social Interaction in an Austrian Peasant Village with Divided Land Inheritance
Divided land inheritance is the basis for social interaction among rela tines in the peasant villages of the easternmost part of Austria. Special mar riage arrangements, primarily within the kin group, act as a counterbalance to land fragmentation. In frequency, intensity, and its effect on village society as a whole, this kind of interaction among relatives has no counter part among the Austrian peasants in other communities who practice un divi…
Some More Resolutions Will be Necessary
Kin Ties and Social Interaction in an Austrian Peasant Village with Divided Land Inheritance
Divided land inheritance is the basis for social interaction among rela tines in the peasant villages of the easternmost part of Austria. Special mar riage arrangements, primarily within the kin group, act as a counterbalance to land fragmentation. In frequency, intensity, and its effect on village society as a whole, this kind of interaction among relatives has no counter part among the Austrian peasants in other communities who practice un divi…
An Austrian Peasant Village under Rural Industrialization
Due to the spread of manufacturing plants into rural areas, agriculture is no longer the only source of income in a village, but has become one among several other possibilities for making a living. At the same time, agriculture has become highly mechanized, which has eliminated the need for hired labor. In their economic needs, farm owners and landless people have become independent from each other. This paper discusses the former and the presen…
Social Stratification and Land Inheritance Among Austrian Peasants1
The mode of land inheritance is an important factor in the formation of and relationship between strata in a peasant society. Here the different effects of undivided and divided land inheritance on kin relations with the subsequent consequences for social mobility between strata are discussed
Illegitimacy and Mode of Land Inheritance among Austrian Peasants
This paper deals with how premarital sex and resulting illegitimacy are accommodated in a society in which marriage is largely determined by property conditions, and how far in this context property conditions influence the pattern and frequency of illegitimacy. Goody (1976:13), in his comparative study on the impact of property on marriage and mating, holds the view that, If women are receivers of male property, whether by inheritance or else by…
Geography (4 works) · Biology (3 works) · Genealogy (3 works) · History (3 works) · Peasant (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Agriculture (2 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works)