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Familia și rânduiala. Obiceiuri legate de femeia însărcinată. Situație demografică
The family and ordinance. Customs realated to the pregnant woman. Demografic study

Author(s): Ileana Pop Nemeș
Subject(s): Social Sciences, Ethnohistory, Cultural Anthropology / Ethnology, Culture and social structure
Published by: MUZEUL ETNOGRAFIC AL TRANSILVANIEI
Keywords: Maramureș; woman; cultural values; the work; family; birth; children; traditions;

Summary/Abstract: Maramureş is a unique destination, located in the heart of Europe, which has carefully preserved the culture, traditions and lifestyle of the peasant from the past. The region is the place of a testament to the traditional, romantic era of simplicity and moral values that we read or hear from our grandparents today. Few habits have changed over the centuries that have passed. Families remain in the same village as their ancestors. The handicrafts and traditions are passed on from generation to generation. Hand‑woven clothing is still worn with pride. The church is still the soul of the village. Neighbors know each other and help each other. Maramureş is considered by many the soul of the typical Romanian village. In this context one can notice how the woman had to have a special education to be able to raise her family in the eyes of fellow villagers. With its picturesque settlements, Maramures concentrates everything that life means in the country. Traditional culture was formed through the experiences of countless generations and conveys deathless values. Visitors to these lands have the unique opportunity to come back in time, to be witnesses of times and a simpler life. The sources of information used are to a great degree part of the local oral history. Villagers found a purpose through order, they obtainted the motivation needed for life. Their minds were opened to see the deeper meaning of things.

  • Issue Year: 2022
  • Issue No: 12
  • Page Range: 63-75
  • Page Count: 13
  • Language: Romanian