The Joseph Sr. and Lucy Mack Smith Family - Softcover
Unused and unmarked, cover as pictured, tight binding, 160 pages; 2002 Everyman Chess; (orange, black and white cover) trade paperpack. Ships within one business day. Mormonism began with a single family -- the family of Joseph Sr. and Lucy Mack Smith. Just how did this family operate, and what characteristics did they exemplify? although much has been written about this family, little has been produced with the intent of sifting through the historical records to reveal what kind of family this was. Through careful research, marriage and family therapists have developed several paradigms or models to facilitate family assessment, and these constructs can be used to evaluate a historical family. while there are certain limitations, there also are many constructs that can be successfully evaluated in a historical family. Kyle Walker used five family process concepts - cohesion, resiliency, religiosity, conflict management, and family work and recreation - to examine historical sources that identify how the Smith family operated.
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- PublisherBrigham Young University Studies
- Publication date2008
- ISBN 10 0842527133
- ISBN 13 9780842527132
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages364
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