All Our Kin by Stack, Carol B. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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COVER PAGE TITLE PAGE COPYRIGHT PAGE CHARTS AND TABLES

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION 1: THE FLATS

THE SETTING THE RESEARCH SCENE MY HOME BASE

2: BLACK URBAN POOR

STEREOTYPES VERSUS REALITY AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL APPROACH

3: SWAPPING

“WHAT GOES ROUND COMES ROUND” THE OBLIGATION TO GIVE THE RHYTHM OF EXCHANGE SOCIAL NETWORKS

4: PERSONAL KINDREDS

“ALL OUR KIN” MOTHERHOOD FATHERHOOD FRIENDSHIP

5: CHILD-KEEPING

“GIMME A LITTLE SUGAR” STATISTICAL PATTERNS TRANSACTIONS IN PARENTHOOD

6: DOMESTIC NETWORKS

“THOSE YOU COUNT ON” KIN STRUCTURED LOCAL NETWORKS RESIDENCE AND DOMESTIC ORGANIZATION THE DOMESTIC NETWORK OF MAGNOLIA AND CALVIN WATERS GENEROSITY AND POVERTY

7: WOMEN AND MEN

“I’M NOT IN LOVE WITH NO MAN REALLY” MOTHERS AND FATHERS FATHERS AND CHILDREN MEN AND MOTHERS

8: CONCLUSION

WRITTEN IN COLLABORATION WITH JOHN R. LOMBARDI

APPENDIXES APPENDIX A

AFDC CASE HISTORY SURVEY

APPENDIX B

OUTLINE OF INTERVIEW TOPICS

NOTES

INTRODUCTION 2. BLACK URBAN POOR 3. SWAPPING: "WHAT GOES ROUND COMES ROUND" 4. PERSONAL KINDREDS: "ALL OUR KIN" 5. CHILD-KEEPING: "GIMME A LITTLE SUGAR" 6. DOMESTIC NETWORKS: "THOSE YOU COUNT ON" 7. WOMEN AND MEN: "I’M NOT IN LOVE WITH NO MAN REALLY" 8. CONCLUSION

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