Definitions in the post and late modern view of the family Flashcards

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What is family diversity?

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The variety of family forms beyond the nuclear family, reflecting changing societal norms

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What are same sex families?

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Families headed by same-sex couples, reflecting greater acceptance and legal recognition

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What is the isolated nuclear family?

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A self-contained family unit, separate from extended kin

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What is romantic love?

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The belief in finding one perfect partner as the basis for marriage

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What is confluent love?

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Giddens’ concept of conditional love, where relationships are maintained as long as they are fulfilling

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What is a pure relationship?

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A relationship based on emotional intimacy and mutual satisfaction, rather than tradition or obligation

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What is reflexitivity?

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Individuals’ self-awareness and ability to question traditional norms, shaping their personal relationships

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What is plastic sexuality?

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Sexuality freed from reproduction and shaped by individual choice

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What is the individualisation thesis?

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Beck’s idea that individuals increasingly make life choices based on personal goals rather than traditional norms

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What is the divorce-extended family?

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Families formed through divorce and remarriage, creating new kinship networks

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