Question

On what basis has I.P. Desai classified families in India?​

Answer 1

Answer:

According to I.P. Desai, co-residence and common kitchen are not as important dimensions of joint family as intra-family relationships are. He thinks that when two families having kinship relationship are liv­ing separately but function under one common authority, it will be a joint family. He calls it functional joint family. He calls a traditional joint family as one which consists of three or more generations. He calls two- generation family as a marginal joint family.

I.P. Desai has given five types of family—nuclear, functionally joint, functionally and substantially (in terms of property) joint, margin­ally joint, and traditional joint, K.M. Kapadia has given five types of family: nuclear (husband, wife and unmarried children), nuclear with married sons (what I.P. Desai calls Marginal Joint and Aileen Ross calls small joint family), lineal joint, collateral joint, and nuclear family with a dependent (widowed sister, etc.) Aileen Ross has given four types of families: large joint, small joint, nuclear, and nuclear with dependents.

Answer 2

Answer:

Nuclear, functionally joint and substantially

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