Patrilineality, also known as the male line or agnatic kinship, is a common kinship system in which an individual's family membership derives from and is traced through his or her father's lineage. It generally involves the inheritance of property, rights, names, or titles by persons related through male kin.
A patriline ("father line") is a person's father, and additional ancestors, as traced only through males.
Agnatic succession
Patrilineal or agnatic succession gives priority to or restricts inheritance of a throne or fief to heirs, male or female, descended from the original title holder through males only. Traditionally, agnatic succession is applied in determining the names and membership of European dynasties. The prevalent forms of dynastic succession in Europe Asia and parts of Africa (but see the Rain Queen) were male-preference primogeniture, agnatic primogeniture or agnatic seniority until after World War II.
By the 21st century most European monarchies replaced their traditional agnatic succession with absolute primogeniture, meaning that the first child born to a monarch inherits the throne, regardless of the child's sex.
TRACING PATRILINEAL AND MATRILINEAL DESCENT SYSTEM
A Lesson Presentation by Mr. Jacob A. Matias, LPT on the course Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics - Senior High School Level
published: 02 Apr 2022
Patrilineal Meaning
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published: 15 Apr 2015
Patrilineality / Fraternity Syndrome Scale - Valerie M. Hudson & Rose McDermott
Source Links: https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.7312/huds19466 & http://www.womanstats.org/substatics/MULTIVAR-SCALE-6-2017-2.png Archived Links: https://archive.is/O0fdf & https://archive.is/UhqKL
"Many impressive tomes have been written about the origins of political order, from Aristotle to Francis Fukuyama. Very few of these works recognize that an intimate relationship may exist between the political order between men and women, on one hand, and the political order that develops within the nation-state, on the other. Indeed, for the majority of such works, one looks in vain in the final index of the volume for the entries “women,” “woman,” or even “female.” Still fewer contemplate a relationship between these two political orders and the resulting stability and resilience of the nation...
published: 13 Oct 2020
debates about patrilineal jews
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Three Decades of Patrilineal Descent in American Reform Judaism (Summary)
Highlights from a video conversation between JPPI Sociologist Dr. Shlomo Fischer and Prof. Sylvia Barack Fishman of Brandeis University.
published: 17 Sep 2013
Matrilineal society and patrilineal society? Explain by @ebiyapumbu
Video shows what patrilineal means. Pertaining to descent through male lines.. patrilineal pronunciation. How to pronounce, definition by Wiktionary dictionary...
Video shows what patrilineal means. Pertaining to descent through male lines.. patrilineal pronunciation. How to pronounce, definition by Wiktionary dictionary. patrilineal meaning. Powered by MaryTTS
Video shows what patrilineal means. Pertaining to descent through male lines.. patrilineal pronunciation. How to pronounce, definition by Wiktionary dictionary. patrilineal meaning. Powered by MaryTTS
Source Links: https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.7312/huds19466 & http://www.womanstats.org/substatics/MULTIVAR-SCALE-6-2017-2.png Archived Links: https://archive.is/O0fdf & https://archive.is/UhqKL
"Many impressive tomes have been written about the origins of political order, from Aristotle to Francis Fukuyama. Very few of these works recognize that an intimate relationship may exist between the political order between men and women, on one hand, and the political order that develops within the nation-state, on the other. Indeed, for the majority of such works, one looks in vain in the final index of the volume for the entries “women,” “woman,” or even “female.” Still fewer contemplate a relationship between these two political orders and the resulting stability and resilience of the nation-state.
Genealogical invisibility is but one example of how a societal emphasis on the male bond distorts reality, laying the groundwork for insecurity and instability. We propose a theoretical framework suggesting that a sexual political order exists that crosses space and time in its manifestation, an order that is focused on building fraternity through the systematic subordination of women and that often uses patrilineality to facilitate the creation of that fraternity. We refer to this order in terms of what we argue is an interlocking pattern of institutions, processes, and norms that enforce it.
The Patrilineal/Fraternal Syndrome we have described, so ubiquitous throughout recorded human history, is alive and well today. In many nations, reliance on male-bonded kin groups for security remains the norm. Indeed, nations might be placed along a spectrum according to how important this security provision mechanism remains, or as Mark Weiner notes, clan societies “range from stateless societies known as ‘segmentary lineage systems’ to modern societies in which a weak state has difficulty containing the forces of clannism. In some circumstances, they even exist in developed, centralized states.”
Reliance on the patrilineal/fraternal security provision mechanism means that one’s society is rooted in a fundamentally authoritarian and violent sexual order, and this fact has important consequences for the larger political order, as well as for the stability and resilience of the group or nation-state. We examine those linkages, we look more specifically at the structural goads catalyzing societal instability created by the Syndrome’s predisposition for marriage market obstruction and examine other types of macrolevel consequences, including implications for human, economic, and environmental security.
In Post-Syndrome societies, it is true that marriage may no longer be viewed as an important rite of passage for men. In Patrilineal/Fraternal Syndrome societies, however, the existence of the patriline absolutely depends on the biological reproduction of the group—and that means legitimate male offspring through the patriline are an essential requirement for the group’s continuation. The ability to marry and sire legitimate male offspring thus remains a pressing concern for each and every male member of the patriline.
Consequently, marriage will remain one of the most important rites of passage for the achievement of manhood.
When we step back and examine the consequences of relying on a patrilineal/fraternal system for security provision, we cannot help but notice the dysfunctionality created by that choice. Malcolm Potts and Thomas Hayden put it best:
Warfare, terrorism, and their attendant horrors are based on just this sort of inherited predisposition for team aggression which, whatever its origins, has become a horribly costly and counterproductive behavior in the modern world. The original survival advantage enjoyed by individual males with a predisposition for team aggression has long since been replaced by a major, verging on suicidal, disadvantage."
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Source Links: https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.7312/huds19466 & http://www.womanstats.org/substatics/MULTIVAR-SCALE-6-2017-2.png Archived Links: https://archive.is/O0fdf & https://archive.is/UhqKL
"Many impressive tomes have been written about the origins of political order, from Aristotle to Francis Fukuyama. Very few of these works recognize that an intimate relationship may exist between the political order between men and women, on one hand, and the political order that develops within the nation-state, on the other. Indeed, for the majority of such works, one looks in vain in the final index of the volume for the entries “women,” “woman,” or even “female.” Still fewer contemplate a relationship between these two political orders and the resulting stability and resilience of the nation-state.
Genealogical invisibility is but one example of how a societal emphasis on the male bond distorts reality, laying the groundwork for insecurity and instability. We propose a theoretical framework suggesting that a sexual political order exists that crosses space and time in its manifestation, an order that is focused on building fraternity through the systematic subordination of women and that often uses patrilineality to facilitate the creation of that fraternity. We refer to this order in terms of what we argue is an interlocking pattern of institutions, processes, and norms that enforce it.
The Patrilineal/Fraternal Syndrome we have described, so ubiquitous throughout recorded human history, is alive and well today. In many nations, reliance on male-bonded kin groups for security remains the norm. Indeed, nations might be placed along a spectrum according to how important this security provision mechanism remains, or as Mark Weiner notes, clan societies “range from stateless societies known as ‘segmentary lineage systems’ to modern societies in which a weak state has difficulty containing the forces of clannism. In some circumstances, they even exist in developed, centralized states.”
Reliance on the patrilineal/fraternal security provision mechanism means that one’s society is rooted in a fundamentally authoritarian and violent sexual order, and this fact has important consequences for the larger political order, as well as for the stability and resilience of the group or nation-state. We examine those linkages, we look more specifically at the structural goads catalyzing societal instability created by the Syndrome’s predisposition for marriage market obstruction and examine other types of macrolevel consequences, including implications for human, economic, and environmental security.
In Post-Syndrome societies, it is true that marriage may no longer be viewed as an important rite of passage for men. In Patrilineal/Fraternal Syndrome societies, however, the existence of the patriline absolutely depends on the biological reproduction of the group—and that means legitimate male offspring through the patriline are an essential requirement for the group’s continuation. The ability to marry and sire legitimate male offspring thus remains a pressing concern for each and every male member of the patriline.
Consequently, marriage will remain one of the most important rites of passage for the achievement of manhood.
When we step back and examine the consequences of relying on a patrilineal/fraternal system for security provision, we cannot help but notice the dysfunctionality created by that choice. Malcolm Potts and Thomas Hayden put it best:
Warfare, terrorism, and their attendant horrors are based on just this sort of inherited predisposition for team aggression which, whatever its origins, has become a horribly costly and counterproductive behavior in the modern world. The original survival advantage enjoyed by individual males with a predisposition for team aggression has long since been replaced by a major, verging on suicidal, disadvantage."
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Video shows what patrilineal means. Pertaining to descent through male lines.. patrilineal pronunciation. How to pronounce, definition by Wiktionary dictionary. patrilineal meaning. Powered by MaryTTS
Source Links: https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.7312/huds19466 & http://www.womanstats.org/substatics/MULTIVAR-SCALE-6-2017-2.png Archived Links: https://archive.is/O0fdf & https://archive.is/UhqKL
"Many impressive tomes have been written about the origins of political order, from Aristotle to Francis Fukuyama. Very few of these works recognize that an intimate relationship may exist between the political order between men and women, on one hand, and the political order that develops within the nation-state, on the other. Indeed, for the majority of such works, one looks in vain in the final index of the volume for the entries “women,” “woman,” or even “female.” Still fewer contemplate a relationship between these two political orders and the resulting stability and resilience of the nation-state.
Genealogical invisibility is but one example of how a societal emphasis on the male bond distorts reality, laying the groundwork for insecurity and instability. We propose a theoretical framework suggesting that a sexual political order exists that crosses space and time in its manifestation, an order that is focused on building fraternity through the systematic subordination of women and that often uses patrilineality to facilitate the creation of that fraternity. We refer to this order in terms of what we argue is an interlocking pattern of institutions, processes, and norms that enforce it.
The Patrilineal/Fraternal Syndrome we have described, so ubiquitous throughout recorded human history, is alive and well today. In many nations, reliance on male-bonded kin groups for security remains the norm. Indeed, nations might be placed along a spectrum according to how important this security provision mechanism remains, or as Mark Weiner notes, clan societies “range from stateless societies known as ‘segmentary lineage systems’ to modern societies in which a weak state has difficulty containing the forces of clannism. In some circumstances, they even exist in developed, centralized states.”
Reliance on the patrilineal/fraternal security provision mechanism means that one’s society is rooted in a fundamentally authoritarian and violent sexual order, and this fact has important consequences for the larger political order, as well as for the stability and resilience of the group or nation-state. We examine those linkages, we look more specifically at the structural goads catalyzing societal instability created by the Syndrome’s predisposition for marriage market obstruction and examine other types of macrolevel consequences, including implications for human, economic, and environmental security.
In Post-Syndrome societies, it is true that marriage may no longer be viewed as an important rite of passage for men. In Patrilineal/Fraternal Syndrome societies, however, the existence of the patriline absolutely depends on the biological reproduction of the group—and that means legitimate male offspring through the patriline are an essential requirement for the group’s continuation. The ability to marry and sire legitimate male offspring thus remains a pressing concern for each and every male member of the patriline.
Consequently, marriage will remain one of the most important rites of passage for the achievement of manhood.
When we step back and examine the consequences of relying on a patrilineal/fraternal system for security provision, we cannot help but notice the dysfunctionality created by that choice. Malcolm Potts and Thomas Hayden put it best:
Warfare, terrorism, and their attendant horrors are based on just this sort of inherited predisposition for team aggression which, whatever its origins, has become a horribly costly and counterproductive behavior in the modern world. The original survival advantage enjoyed by individual males with a predisposition for team aggression has long since been replaced by a major, verging on suicidal, disadvantage."
Created with https://text-to-speech-demo.ng.bluemix.net/ & https://www.oneimagevideo.com/
Patrilineality, also known as the male line or agnatic kinship, is a common kinship system in which an individual's family membership derives from and is traced through his or her father's lineage. It generally involves the inheritance of property, rights, names, or titles by persons related through male kin.
A patriline ("father line") is a person's father, and additional ancestors, as traced only through males.
Agnatic succession
Patrilineal or agnatic succession gives priority to or restricts inheritance of a throne or fief to heirs, male or female, descended from the original title holder through males only. Traditionally, agnatic succession is applied in determining the names and membership of European dynasties. The prevalent forms of dynastic succession in Europe Asia and parts of Africa (but see the Rain Queen) were male-preference primogeniture, agnatic primogeniture or agnatic seniority until after World War II.
By the 21st century most European monarchies replaced their traditional agnatic succession with absolute primogeniture, meaning that the first child born to a monarch inherits the throne, regardless of the child's sex.
“The Indian Card” begins with a statistical puzzle ... in 2020 ... Decisions could hinge on patrilineal or matrilineal descent, a direct relative’s name on a 19th century federal list of tribal members or other documents that tie an individual to a tribe ... .
Our results suggest Avar society ran on a strict system of descent through the father's line (patrilineal descent) ... Our study also revealed a transition in the main line of descent within Rakoczifalva, when one pedigree took over from another ... .
This discovery has led to a deeper understanding of the social structures and burial practices of ancient European communities, revealing potential patrilineal descent systems.
The two tribal groups are Porja (sub-groups. Bondo Porja, Khond Porja and Parangi Porja) and Savaras (sub-groups ... PREMIUM HT image ... Polygamy is permitted ... Porjas follow the patriarchal system, in which the rule of descent is patrilineal ... ....
Skeletal remains of an adult and a child at Altwies "Op dem Boesch." (Foni Le Brun-Ricalens, Institut National de Recherches Arch�olog via SWNS) By Talker ... "The data might hint at a patrilineal descent system for western Eurasian Bell Beaker people ... .
7. The piece outlines many of the choices she and her husband have made through the years ... Her husband is of Ashkenazi Jewish descent, but she is a lapsed Catholic ... Only Reform and Reconstructionist Judaism have embraced patrilineal descent ... .
A small hut stands alone in the middle of the forest. Gray smoke blows from its chimney ... No land ownership ... In the Mentawai community, the right to own certain assets, including land, belongs to the male lineage in its system of patrilineal descent ... ---.
China has a gender crisis ... The struggles these women face are deeply culturally ingrained, due to values inherent in Confucianism that emphasise male patrilineal descent and inheritance, as well as submission to parental authority ... .
‘I almost lost my will to live’ ... The struggles these women face are deeply culturally ingrained, due to values inherent in Confucianism that emphasise male patrilineal descent and inheritance, as well as submission to parental authority ... .
Many of them are Jews according to Halacha, and others are descendants of zera Israel (“the seed of Israel,” meaning by patrilineal descent) who live as Jews. ... Now their lives are in danger ... (credit. ELIANA APONTE/REUTERS) ... .
... [ultra-]Orthodox’s disregard for Reform Judaism, LGBT – lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender – rights, intermarriage and patrilineal descent, can be conflicting for American Jews.
This piece reflects the views of the author, Ezra Briskin, and not those of EmeraldMediaGroup... Agnostic and secular Jews, as well as Jews of patrilineal descent, do not fit into the mold of what these bigoted leaders believe to be “authentic” Jews.
We are a patchwork from liberal Judaism (gays, non-Jewish partners and Jews of patrilineal descent welcome, plus female rabbis) through Orthodox (Jews of matrilineal descent welcome, no female rabbis) ...
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