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Theories of Family and Kinship (SOCI 415)

Published

4 September 2025

This section contains material to support UBC’s Theories of Family and Kinship (SOCI 415). Below, you can find:

  • A link to the lesson plan for the module, outlining suggested activities and time-frames.
  • A link to the notebooks for the module, which contains the content, code, and activities.
    • These include an introduction to network analysis, and several specific applications.

Each notebook uses AI to investigate major theoretical approaches to the study of the family.

Modules

Introduction to Network Analysis
This notebook is an introduction to basic network analysis in Python.
24 Aug 2025

Network Analysis: CBDB Dataset
Using Network Analysis to Analyze The China Biographical Dataset
24 Aug 2025

Network Analysis: KINMATRIX Dataset
Using the KINMATRIX Dataset to explore network analysis for SOCI 415
24 Aug 2025
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