- ISBN 0-8160-5923-3. Beldavs, Aija Veldre. "GODDESSES IN A MAN'S WORLD:
LATVIAN MATRICENTRICITY IN
CULTURE AND
SPHERES OF
INFLUENCE IN SOCIETY". In:
Journal of Baltic...
- system.
Alternative terms for 'matrifocal' or 'matrifocality'
include matricentric, matripotestal, and women-centered
kinship networks. The
matrifocal is...
- and
grandchildren clustered around her in an
extended family. The term
matricentric means 'having a
mother as head of the
family or household'.[citation...
-
Austronesian speakers in the
Pacific Islands were and are
still highly "
matricentric" in
their traditional jurisprudence. The
Lapita pottery for
which the...
- The
atmosphere this
created reignited the
study of and
debate on
matricentricity[jargon] as a
rejection of determinism, such as with
Adrienne Rich in...
-
created an
atmosphere conducive to
reigniting the
study of and
debate on
matricentricity, as a
rejection of determinism, such as
Adrienne Rich and
Marilyn French...
- They don't have the man at the top and the
women at the bottom. They're
matricentric—they have the
woman at the
centre and
these societies are a lot less...
-
William Collins (Summer 1994). "The Kiss of the
Spider Woman: Gotthelf's "
Matricentric"
Pedagogy and Its (Post)war Reception". The
German Quarterly. 67 (3):...
-
mother and the
Yakoyaner as
mother led to the Kanien'kehá:ka people's
matricentric social, cultural, and
family system. This
significance to the Yakoyaner's...
- by Antillanité is that it has, in
large measure, shed the regressive,
matricentric orientation common to both ****imilationism and Négritude. Créolité Suzanne...
