families possible Qs Flashcards
domestic division of labour
parsons
bott
wilmott and young
duncombe and marsden
feminist views on domestic division of labour
duncombe and marsden
crompton and lyonette
Oakley
Hetherington
southernton
resources and decision making
phal and vogler
plp on money (weeks and smart)
edgells
explanations for domestic violence
radical
millet
evidence of patriarchy
men = enemy
inevitable
materialistic
wilkinson and pickett
result of family stress caused by social inequality
worries about money and jobs lead to domestic conflict
lack of money restricts social circle leaving no support
changes in divorce
higher expectations of marriage (fletcher)
decline stigma and attitudes
modernity
changes in marriage
decline in stigma and attitudes
change in women’s position
fesr of divorce (40%)
cohabitation
trial marriage
decline stigma
childbearing patterns reasons
increase in births outside of marriage:
declines stigma
childless/waiting later
lone parent families
increased divorce
(beck and giddens)
murray
perverse incentive
dependency culture
rewarding irresponsible behaviour
family diversity (for)
rapports
post modernists individualisation thesis
chester neo conventional
family diversity (against)
parsons functional fit
tnr = social
problems
chester neo conventional family
postmodernism on family diversity
individualisation thesis
pure relationship
negotiated family
AO3
connected thesis (plp)
decline in death rates
tranter- infectious diseases
mckeown- improved nutrition
harper- smoking/obesity
reason for decline in birth rates
changes in women’s position
harper- education
children economic liability rather than asset (270,000) by 21, change in laws
decline in IMR
improved sanitation and housing
better nutrition
medical factors
reasons for ageing population
increasing life expectancy
declining imr
declining tfr
views on ageing population
marxist
phillipson, no use for capitalist society
burden to relatives
dependent and powerless
postmodernists
always free to choose
roles and life stages aren’t fixed now more blurred than ever
e.g gyms, cosmetic surgery’s
managing migration
assimilation
immigrants need to adopt language and values of host culture
make them like us
e.g france- burqa ban
multiculturalism
erickson- globalisation has made migration flexible through individuals going back and forth
neither nor identities
britalian
technology aided this
perspectives on social policy
functionalism
good
donzelot: policing the family
conflict view
control over families
survelliance e.g professionals, social workers, doctors
tnr
in favour of conventional policies
however state policies have undermined nuclear family e.g making divorce easier, introduction of civil partnerships
murray
perverse incentives
generous welfare benefits
childhood improved
aries- no childhood in middle ages
children worked, no golden age
shorter- high imr 1900 154 2014- 4
C wagg, not universal
Punch- bolivia working from 5
Pincher- now separate time of life e.g laws
postman not improved due to technology
disappearing at dazzling speed
destroyed information hierarchy
palmer toxic childhood
C opie and opie stand the test of time
21- 270,000
gittens- age patriarchy
adults especially men have power over family
hockey and james acting up or down to resist adult control
C jenks postmodern society = risk
childline 3mill website visits a year
fem role of family
lib fem
gradual change
marxist fem
absorb anger
reproduce
reserve
radical
serpatness
political l
func role of family
murdock
organic anaolgy
parsons
