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Boulton - Equality

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Men may be taking on more domestic roles, but women always think about welfare and security (triple shift)

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Fletcher - Marriage

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Higher expectations placed on marriage - people are looking for love

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Coast - marriage

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75% of cohabiting couples expect to marry

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Charles - Family diversity

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Extended family is ‘all but extinct’

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Parsons - Division of labour

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Women - Expressive

Men - Instrumental

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Young and Wilmott - Division of labour

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Symmetrical family

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Bott - division of labour

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segregated and joint conjugal roles

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Boulton - Division of labour

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Fewer than 20% of fathers have an active role in childcare

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Duncombe and Marsden - Equality

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women perform a triple shift

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Barret and mcintosh - rescources

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men gain more in domestic support than women get back financially

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Finch - resources

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women’s lives revolve around men

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Smart - resrouces

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same sex relationship place no importance on who controls the money

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Dobash and Dobash - DV

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set off by women challenging mens authroity

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Radical feminsist - DV

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Due to patriachy

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Materialist explanation - DV (Pickett)

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Due to economic pressure

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Aries - Childhood

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childhood is socially constructe, it didnt exsist in the middle ages

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Postman - Childhood

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childhood is disappearing due to information hierachy. Rise of TV and fall of print

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Opie - childhood

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still a clear childhood culture

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19
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Palmer - Childhood

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toxic childhood

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20
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Bonke - Childhood

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girls are more likley to do domestic labour

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Firestone and holt - childhood

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protection is just oppression and control

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Hockey and James - childhood

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acting up and acting down

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Murdock’s essential functions

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satisfaction, reproduction, socialisation and economic

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Marxists functions

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inheritance of property, ideological conditioning, unit of consumption

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Greer - functions
political lesbiansim solution to the oppression in families
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Mitchell and Goody - divroce
rapid decline in stigma surrounding divorce
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Beck and Giddens - marriage
traditional norms have lost their influence
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Duncan and Phillips - family diveristy
1/10 of relationships are LATs
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Murray - family diversity
welfare state has provided a perverse incentive
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Mirza - family diversity
Black women place importance on independence
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Chester - family
neo-convential family where both parents work
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Rapoports - family diversity
families adapt to pluralistic society to adapt to the needs of society
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Stacey - Family diversity
women can now free themselves from patriachal oppression
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Beck and Giddens - family diversity
all about individual choice
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Giddens - family diversity
Pure relationship held together by love and satisfaction
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Smart and May - family diversity
there is more diversity but postmodernism ignores the impact that structures still have
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Ann Oakley - division of labour
Women are still oppression by the patriarchy - only 15% of husbands have a high participation in housework
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Gershuny - equality
women working full time is leading to more equality
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Kempon - resources
Women often deny their own needs to make ends meet
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Walby and Allen - DV
women more likely to be victims of DV
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Elliot - DV
not all men are violent
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Ansley - DV
women are takers of shit
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Pilcher - Childhood
Modern childhood is defined by 'seperateness'
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Shorter - childhood
high death rates in history encourages indifference and neglect
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hillman - childhood
boys are more likely to be allowed to cycle on roads
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Brannen - childhood
asian parents are stricter
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gittens - childdhod
age patriachy
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Parsons functional fit
geographically mobile and socially mobile
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parsons irreducible functions
socialisation and warm bath
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somerville - feminism
radical feminists refuse to recognise improvement
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Allen and Crow - marriage
personal satisfaction
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Allen and Crow - money
marriage is no longer needed for economic support
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bernard - marriage
women are unsatisfied with patriachal oppression within a marriage
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Benson - marriage
couples are more stable once married
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Beck - family diversity
negotiated family

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