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The Great Gender Divergence: Interview with Dr. Alice Evans

Tides of History

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The Patrilocal Trap and Socialization of Women

In many patrilineal societies, women are socialized to marry, stay put, and endure in order to strengthen kinship cooperation. This socialization leads to a situation where women tend to obey their in-laws unquestioningly, as they are not empowered to leave or abandon. The term 'patrilocal trap' describes this phenomenon where women are taught to prioritize loyalty and obedience in marriage, contributing to the consolidation of trusted networks of kinship. This socialization prevents the breakdown of trusted networks and ensures mutual reinforcement within the community.

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