| We have in some way to try to grasp the idea of a relation of fatherhood or filiation which is reflexive. |
| Table 1 illustrates the principal governing legacies in the evolution of economic thinking, and their filiation through succeeding generations. |
| Am I not drawn to you, for example, out of elective affinity, rather than remaining fixed within the boundaries of filiation? |
| Thus, without either a legal-status designator or filiation, it must remain uncertain whether he was freeborn or a freed slave. |
| In contrast, they draw attention to families defined by both filiation and affiliation. |
| At the same time, however, in the matter of filiation, the Civil code states that a child cannot have two fathers or two mothers. |
