Introduction. The paper considers the problem of cultural identity influenced by the study of ancestry. The scientific novelty of this paper is due to the attention to the psychological aspects of self-identity under the influence of the study of person, her or his ancestry, and, above all, in a situation of detection of undesirable information about his or her family's past. It is hypothesized that motifs associated with the need to rethink its social role in terms of responsibility for the acts of their ancestors, do not play a significant role in the study of family history.Methodology and sources. The paper analyzes the results of the pilot Internet study conducted to determine the motives and methods of the study of person's ancestry, ...
This article examines why consumers choose to research their ancestry using commercial available pro...
Family history research has seen a surge in popularity in recent years; however, is this preoccupati...
Participation in family history research may be a passing phase for some, but for others, it is a re...
The aim ofresearch work Sence ofFamily History as Part ofSelf- identity is mapping depth and extent ...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine how genealogists create identity through their own research...
This paper discusses the changing relationship between population genetics, family genealogy and ide...
Genealogy can be described as a way of linking the past to the present using genealogical and histor...
Family history research has seen a surge in popularity in recent years; however, is this preoccupati...
The intention of this paper is to establish the importance for sociology of genealogy. Genealogy has...
Genealogy and family history have reemerged as a popular interest in the West and its diaspora, fuel...
Drawing on the 2008 Mass Observation Directive 'Doing Family Research', this article explores the ro...
This paper sets out a new research agenda for the study of family historians’ (referred to as ‘genea...
Genealogy, once a specialized research practice, is increasingly a common social practice enabled by...
Introduction: The aim of this thesis is to investigate the factors that lead to the creation of mean...
This paper examines the life and experiences of a 19th-century immigrant from the British Isles to t...
This article examines why consumers choose to research their ancestry using commercial available pro...
Family history research has seen a surge in popularity in recent years; however, is this preoccupati...
Participation in family history research may be a passing phase for some, but for others, it is a re...
The aim ofresearch work Sence ofFamily History as Part ofSelf- identity is mapping depth and extent ...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine how genealogists create identity through their own research...
This paper discusses the changing relationship between population genetics, family genealogy and ide...
Genealogy can be described as a way of linking the past to the present using genealogical and histor...
Family history research has seen a surge in popularity in recent years; however, is this preoccupati...
The intention of this paper is to establish the importance for sociology of genealogy. Genealogy has...
Genealogy and family history have reemerged as a popular interest in the West and its diaspora, fuel...
Drawing on the 2008 Mass Observation Directive 'Doing Family Research', this article explores the ro...
This paper sets out a new research agenda for the study of family historians’ (referred to as ‘genea...
Genealogy, once a specialized research practice, is increasingly a common social practice enabled by...
Introduction: The aim of this thesis is to investigate the factors that lead to the creation of mean...
This paper examines the life and experiences of a 19th-century immigrant from the British Isles to t...
This article examines why consumers choose to research their ancestry using commercial available pro...
Family history research has seen a surge in popularity in recent years; however, is this preoccupati...
Participation in family history research may be a passing phase for some, but for others, it is a re...