Jacob Sherman
The process of population reproduction develops from biological mechanisms in the direction of complicating biological mechanisms by adding social requirements. The developed part of modern humanity is divided into states that evolve in the process of economic development and military clashes among themselves. In modern states, population reproduction is carried out within the family. The purpose of the family is the birth and upbringing of children up to the integration of the raised children into the social structure of society. Previously, it was enough to teach the child to walk upright, speak language, and the simplest labor processes within the family (for example, in peasant families under feudalism). Now every child by adulthood should be ready to drive a car, work on a computer, use the banking system, work at enterprises with complex equipment, create a family, etc. This book examines the objective conditions for the functioning of the modern family
