Consequences of inequality Flashcards

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What is domestic abuse?

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any incident or series of incidents of physical, psychological or sexual abuse by a current or previous partner.

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What is the triple shift?

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The feminist idea that women have to take on paid work, unpaid domestic labour and the emotional support of the family.

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On average how many women are killed by a current or former male partner?

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two per week

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What did Yearshire find?

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On average a women suffers 35 assaults before reporting it.

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What did Green say?

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Women tend to see their free time as time away from both paid work and family commitments. Whereas men consider any time they have outside of paid work as free time.

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What did Oakley say?

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women felt similar feelings of boredom and depression as those felt by line workers in factories.

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How does family life impact career and job prospects?

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Fear of pregnancy. Women are seen as unreliable, as they’re more inclined to take time off if their children are ill. Women are also seen as less committed to their careers.

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What did Cheal say?

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State agencies are reluctant to get involved with domestic abuse because they assume that the family private and individual have free will to leave if they choose.

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What did Dar say?

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It can be difficult to distinguish each incidence of abuse, either because it is continuous or the victim doesn’t fully remember

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What perspective are Dobash and Dobash?

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Radical feminist

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What did Dobash and Dobash say?

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Domestic violence is evidence of the patriarchy and caused by challenges to male authority. Crisis of masculinity.

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What are the evaluations of Dobash and Dobash?

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Elliot- not all men are violent
Men can also be victims
Some groups of women are more likely to be victims than others.

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What perspective is murray?

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New Right

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What did Murray say?

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Domestic violence only occurs in dysfunctional families. There are higher rates of domestic abuse in working classes due to lower moral standards.

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What are the evaluations of Murray?

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Domestic abuse is not only a working class issue
Not all domestic abuse is physical

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What perspective is Giddens?

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Postmodernist

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What did Giddens say?

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domestic violence is caused by emotional intensity within the family. People turn to violence to vent their emotions.

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What are the evaluations of Giddens?

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Not all families are abusive
We can choose who we vent to, even externally to the family

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What perspective are Ansley, Wilkinson and Pickett?

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Marxist feminist

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What did Wilkinson and Pickett say?

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DV is a result of external stress due to social inequality. Having limited resources can lead to stress and violence due to frustration.

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What did Ansley say?

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Women are the takers of shit. Men face oppression at work and take it out on their wives.

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What are evaluations of the marxist feminist idea?

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Doesn’t explain male victims.
It is not limited to the working class.
Not all men are violent to their partners.