Title: The Natural Family Where It Belongs
Description: "This volume holds to the remarkable thesis that agrarianism is alive in twenty-first century America and--if not exactly well--showing clear and enticing prospects for the future. It also emphasizes the evident bond of the healthy, natural family to an agrarian--or agrarian-like--household, where the 'sexual' and the 'economic' are merged through marriage and child-bearing and where the family is defined in considerable measure by its material efforts"--
Subjects: Family, united states, Country life, united states, Family, economic aspects, Sociology, urban, Families, Rural families, Country life, Rural Sociology, Sociology, rural, Familles, Familles rurales, Sociologie rurale