Chapter 1: The March of Progress Flashcards

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What was LASLETT alternative theory on the nuclear family before the industrial revolution?

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Nuclear family was the norm in parts of Europe before industrial revolution.

Family structure helped to produce industrial revolution rather than be a consequence of it.

Nuclear family provided workforce necessary for industry to develop.

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What did MCGLONE ET AL. argue about kin outside the family?

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They are more important
Can provide practical and emotional support:
-advice
-financial help
-assistance with childcare
-emotional support in times of crisis
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What did the British Social Attitudes reveal about men and women visiting family?

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Both men and women see family members weekly or nearly every week.

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What was BRANNES’S ‘Beanpole family’ used to describe?

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Used to describe families today

Strong intergenerational links between grandparents, children and grandchildren

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What did WILLMOTT say about the extended family?

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See dispersed extended family as typical

Most people live in nuclear families but have contact with extended family members

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What did YOUNG and WILLMOTT family structure changes were caused by?

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The process of industrialisation

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What was YOUNG and WILLMOTT first stage of family change?

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PRE-INDUSTRIAL FAMILY

Family works as a unit of economic production

No separation between work and home

Family members work together

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What was YOUNG and WILLMOTT second stage of family change?

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EARLY INDUSTRIAL FAMILY

Home and work separated as men go out to work

Women perform domestic role

Extended families have broken up, kinship networks very important

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What was YOUNG and WILLMOTT third stage of family change?

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SYMMETRICAL FAMILY

Men and women both in employment

Family is unit of consumptions

Family is smaller and more isolate

Joint conjugal roles

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What was YOUNG and WILLMOTT fourth stage of family change?

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(stage didn’t occur)

ASYMMETRICAL FAMILY: men in leisure outside of the home

Started in higher social status families and diffused down the strata

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What did GERSHUNY say about lagged adaptation?

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Some families have become symmetrical quicker than others

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