Family Flashcards

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What are Parson view on domestic division of labour

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Biological suited roles
Expressive - Women
Instrumental - Men

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What are Bott two types of roles

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Segregated conjugal roles = division labour between couple + spend leisure time separately
Join conjugal roles - share leisure + domestic tasks

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What did Willmott and Young say about families

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more symmetrical families - joint conjugal roles

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What is the march of progress view on couples

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‘new man’ = equal housework + childcare

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What is the term that Feri + Smith came up with

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Dual Burden - paid + domestic work

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What is the term that Duncombe + Marsden came up with

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Triple Shift - paid + domestic + emotion work

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What is the material explanation of decision making

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Men have more power - earn more

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What is the cultural explanation to decision making

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Gender role socialisation instils the view that men are the primary decision makers

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What does Dobash and Dobash say about domestic violence

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Marriage + nuclear family is the key institution of patriarchy + main source of women’s oppression.
DV inevitable - serves to preserve the power men have over women

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What is Ansley’s view on domestic violence

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‘Takers of shit’ - a product of capitalism - males exploited at work = takes frustration on their wives

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What is domestic violence a result of according to Wilkinson

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result of stress caused by social inequality

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What does Pilcher say about childhood

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separateness of childhood stage and adulthood stage

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What did Benedict say about childhood

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Non-industrial societies are treated differently from western children. More responsibility at work + home, less values on obedience, sexual behaviour viewed differently

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What did Aries found out about childhood in the middle ages

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did not exist - ‘mini adults’

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What did Postman say about childhood

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childhood is ‘disappearing at a dazzling speed’

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What did Shorter say about childhood in the middle ages

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high death rates of children - indifference + neglect eg child referrers as “it”

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What is the march of progress view on childhood

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families are becoming more child centred

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How does Palmer see childhood

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Toxic childhood

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What is the term used by Gittins

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‘Age patriarchy’ - adult domination + child dependency = may assert itself in form of violence against children

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What are the 4 functions of the nuclear family according to Murdock

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. Socialisation
. Economic
. Reproduction
. Sexual relationships

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What is Parson’s functional fit theory

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. Pre-industrial society - extended family
. Modern society - nuclear family

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What are the two irreducible functions of nuclear family according to Parson

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. Primary socialisation
. Stabilisation of adult personalities

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What are the functions of the family according to Marxist

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. Engels - men pass down private property onto biological offspring (notably a son)
. Zaretzky - ‘cult of private life’ - belief that we can only gain fulfilment from family life = distract attention from exploitation
- Poulantzas - brainwash into thinking capitalism is fair

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What does Liberal feminists say about families

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March of progress view - gender inequality is gradually being overcome through reform and policy change - change perspectives on socialisation + stereotypes

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What does Marxist Feminists say about families
Capitalism is the main form of women's oppression : . Reproduce labour force . Absorb Men's anger . Reserve army of cheap labour
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What does Radical feminists say about family
Family + marriage are key institutions in patriarchal society = men benefit from women's domestic work sexual services + dominate through violence's or threat of it - only way to overturn is for women to live independently
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What does Difference feminist say about family
not all women can share the same experience of oppression
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What does Phillipson (Marxist) say about the ageing population
Old are not use to capitalism - no longer productive + an economically dependent = add to dependency ratio
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What does Hunt (Postmodernist) say about the ageing population
age no longer determines who we are = elderly become a market for body maintenance + rejuvenation services + goods
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What is Parson's view on family diversity
family diversity has increased + more common however, argue that family is the only functional family for society
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What is New Right view on family diversity
Nuclear family is the only 'natural' family type + other types lead to social problems