One of my relatives' sons was the first guy to have his hand cut off".
They interviewed the caretakers of the deceased; usually mothers in cases of child death and spouses (or close relatives; sons and daughters, brothers or sisters in absence of spouses) in cases of adult and elderly deaths.
Cette étude propose une nouvelle approche en étudiant la façon dont les perceptions subjectives de la femme relatives à son contrôle du travail ou à son autonomie, le stress lié au travail et le conflit travail-famille influencent les intentions de fécondité.
In turn, its hopes of being considered as a piece of writing may have been nobbled by two weeks of publicity in which various of Myerson's relatives - son, husband, sister - have been interviewed under such headlines as "Mum, What You Did Is Obscene" and "A Middle-Class Family at War".
You wonder about the elderly with no relatives". A son said: "There are times when dad, who is diabetic, hasn't had his insulin on time and it's vital medication.
Mr. Rosen supplements these official images with more personal material gathered through interviews with friends, scholars and relatives (a son and a nephew, both named Karen and both composers themselves).
In a government-subsidized building in the Morris Heights section of the Bronx, a man in his early 60's shares a one-bedroom apartment with three relatives - his son, his daughter-in-law and their 9-month-old daughter - without the knowledge of the landlord, the welfare office and anyone else who might take an interest in such an arrangement.
In all these cases the tutelary judge appointed a relative: a son or a daughter, 63.6% (35/55); the spouse, 27.3% (15/55); others relatives (two nephews, one sister, one son-in-law, one sister-in-law), 9.1% (5/55).
It ends with the king betrayed by Guinevere and Lancelot and destroyed by his own blood relative (his son in many versions).
The Senecan model offered Kyd, and then Shakespeare, a story of bloody revenge, occasioned originally by the murder or rape of a person whose near relatives (fathers, sons, brothers) are bound by sacred oath to revenge the atrocity.
