sociology of the family Flashcards
1
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example of radical feminist
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shulamith firestone
2
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radical feminists take the view that….
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- women may actually be better of without men entirely
- family and marriage restrict and oppress women
- women work a triple shift
3
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what do radical feminists say that the triple shift is?
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a women doing a part time o full time job, the housework and the emotional support in the home constantly all together
4
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pure relationships
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- theory by giddens
- when both parties enter a relationship with clear ideas of what they want, and if they do not get these things, they exit the relationship
5
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points that chambers makes
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- nuclear family is still a powerful icon despite growing family diversity
- family isn’t in decline due to diversity
6
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points that roseneil makes
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- hetero-norm is increasingly breaking down due to family diversity
7
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points that morgan makes
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- (new right thinker)
- tax and benefits encourage lone parents
- marriages should not break up
- government supports lone parent families too much, being one of the reasons there are so many
8
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points that reynolds makes
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- families greatly vary in structure
- visiting relationship are common
9
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points that giddens makes
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- pure relationships allow people in abusive or toxic relationships to be free
- more people are having children because they seek pure relationships, and so are less likely to settle earlier in life
10
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visiting relationship
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- a relationship in which one of the parties is situated far away or in a different country, and so they visit but do nt cohabit with the other party
11
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points that beck and beck gersheim make
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- divorce rate is on an increase
12
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empty nest family
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- family in which a child has left home, passed away or been taken from the parents
13
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beanpole family
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- same as cereal packet family
- ideal picture perfect family (mother, father, son, daughter, and possibly one more young child)
14
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nuclear family
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- hetero-norm family of mother an father with one child or more