Chapter 3: Gender, power and the family Flashcards

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What did YOUNG & WILLMOTT say about symmetrical families?

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Roles between husband and wife becoming more symmetrical

Move towards equality

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Who were YOUNG and WILLMOTT’s view heavily criticised by and what did she say?

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ANN OAKLEY
Symmetrical is husbands did any work at least once a week

Hardly represented equality within a household

Evidence of husbands help not being symmetrical - 15%- housework, 25% in child care

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What did BOULTON say about childcare?

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Even when men may help more with childcare, still mothers who take main responsibility for their children, and prioritise children

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What did HARDILL ET AL say about power and decision making?

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Husbands career took priority over the wife, men continue to be dominant in households

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What did DUNCOMBE & MARSDEN say about conjugal roles and emotion work?

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Any measurement of inequality within households must take account of emotion work.

Women perform a triple shift: housework & childcare, paid work, emotion work (well-being of others)

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What did DUNNE say about lesbian households?

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Responsibility of children was equally shared.

Household tasks equally shared

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How many cases of domestic violence were there between 2014 and 2015 in England and Wales?

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261,000 victims

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What does feminist PIZZEY think are the explanations for domestic violence and abuse?

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Result from patriarchy

Men use violence or threat of violence in order to control women.

Domestic violence is widely tolerated and often not seen as a serious crime.

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What does feminist BROOKMAN think are the explanations for domestic violence and abuse?

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Nature of masculinity is partly to blame.

Masculinity values control over others so men can resort to violence if they fell they’re losing control over female partner

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What did GIDDENS say about the emotional intensity of family life and domestic violence?

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Nature of family life makes domestic violence quite common.

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What did GERSHUNY say about lagged adaptation?

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Period of time to change from one to the other

Gradual shift towards men doing higher proportion of housework

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Who stated the difference between segregated and conjugal roles?

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Bott

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What does NAZROO say about domestic violence?

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Domestic violence by men against women is more serious

Due to physicality

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What percentage of domestic violence acts are committed by men against women?

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99%

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According to the CSEW how many people reported being victims of domestic abuse in the previous year?

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2 million

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Who suggested that domestic violence is caused by patriarchy and the need for men to assert their power over women?

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Dobash and Dobash

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What is the dual burden and who explained it?

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Domestic labour and paid work

Oakley