| Sumario: | This book explores the fundamental role of family as the cornerstone of civilization. It is divided into four thematic sections, each examining different aspects of family. The first section discusses family from a philosophical and traditional perspective, referencing the Rule of St. Benedict and Hannah Arendt's thoughts on civilization and politics. The second section addresses the family's role in society and economy, highlighting the impact of growing up without a family and its historical economic significance. The third section focuses on the family's influence on identity development and the importance of attachment and communication in psychological health. The final section analyzes contemporary cultural challenges, including political correctness and the portrayal of families in media, concluding with the adverse effects of family decline on Western civilization. The book is intended for scholars and anyone interested in sociology, culture, and family studies.
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