Gender, power and the family Flashcards

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What is a ‘segregated conjugal role’? (Parsons)

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The roles of husband and wife are very different. Husbands tend to spend leisure time away from the family with male friends while women spend more time with female kin.

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What is a ‘joint conjugal roles’? (Parsons)

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Involves men and women doing some paid work and also both spouses being involved with housework and childcare.

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Who came up with the separation of conjugal roles?

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Talcott Parsons

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Who argued that joint conjugal roles were becoming more common in the symmetrical family?

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Young and Willmott (1973)

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Who criticised Young and Willmott, and argued there wasn’t equality with the family/households?

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Ann Oakley

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What statistics represents the women’s role in laundry>

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In 1994, women always or usually did the laundry in 81% of households; by 2006 this had fallen just 4% to 77%

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Who argues that mothers still take the main responsibility for their children?

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Mary Boulton (1983)

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Patterns of household managements (Pahl)

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  1. Husband-controlled pooling
  2. Wife-controlled pooling
  3. Husband control
  4. Wife control
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Who believes that any measurements of inequality within households must take account of emotion work?

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Duncombe and Marsden

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Who believes that women must perform a triple shift in society?

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Duncombe and Marsden

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Who argued that the responsibility for childcare was fairly equally shared in lesbian households?

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Gillian Dunne (1999)

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What are the main types of violence and abuse in families?

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  • Violence and abuse perpetrated by one adult partner against another
  • Violence and abuse perpetrated by adults against children
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What is the definition of domestic violence?

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Any violence between current or former partners in an intimate relationships wherever and whenever it occurs. The violence may include physical, sexual, emotional or financial abuse’

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Statistic about the difference of men and women in domestic violence

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Women were twice as likely as men to be victims of domestic

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Who believes that men use violence or the threat of violence in order to control women?

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Erin Pizzey (1974)

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Who believes that the nature of masculinity is partly to blame, when they feel like they are losing control of their female partners?

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Fiona Brookman (2008)

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Who argued that family life is characterised by ‘emotional intensity and personal intimacy’, meaning it normally charges with strong emotions, often ‘mixing love and hate’?

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Anthony Giddens (2006)