IsiXhosa Fathering: The Intlawulo Effect - Mariyak
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For an isiXhosa man, fatherhood isn't just about biology. It's a journey marked by a traditional custom called intlawulo. Intlawulo translates to "damages" and involves the father and his family acknowledging responsibility for a child born out of wedlock. It's more than a financial transaction; it's a formal process of seeking acceptance and building a relationship with the mother's family.Negotiations between families establish respect and pave the way for the father's involvement. Intlawulo signifies his commitment to the child's well-being and future. Fulfilling this obligation isn't just…mehr

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For an isiXhosa man, fatherhood isn't just about biology. It's a journey marked by a traditional custom called intlawulo. Intlawulo translates to "damages" and involves the father and his family acknowledging responsibility for a child born out of wedlock. It's more than a financial transaction; it's a formal process of seeking acceptance and building a relationship with the mother's family.Negotiations between families establish respect and pave the way for the father's involvement. Intlawulo signifies his commitment to the child's well-being and future. Fulfilling this obligation isn't just about financial support, but about taking his rightful place in the child's life.While some view intlawulo as outdated, its significance remains. It fosters a sense of accountability in fathers and strengthens the village it takes to raise a child. For the father, intlawulo becomes the bridge to becoming a true isiXhosa father - one who is present, respected, and an integral part of his child's upbringing.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Mariyak, a renowned expert in Xhosa cultural studies, brings her depth of knowledge to "IsiXhosa Fathering: The Intlawulo Effect." Through years of academic research and community engagement, Dr. Mariyak has gained a profound understanding of Xhosa traditions, particularly those surrounding fatherhood and intlawulo. Her scholarly publications have garnered acclaim, while her dedication to cultural preservation has led her to collaborate with Xhosa communities on initiatives that strengthen families. Dr. Mariyak's passion for fostering a deeper understanding of intlawulo is evident in this book. "IsiXhosa Fathering: The Intlawulo Effect" offers a powerful resource for anyone seeking to navigate this significant cultural practice and its impact on Xhosa fatherhood.