theories Flashcards

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the Nayar family

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southern India
wives do not live with the man they married.
they have several visiting husbands

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Matrifocal family

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Caribbean &; central america;
large proportion of households don’t contain an adult male.
female headed families.

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(f) key points of murdock

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sexual
reproductive
economic
educational
universal institution.
\+ family has unique functional role
-  ignore dark side of families
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(f) key points of parsons

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-primary socialisation of children.
-The stabilisation of adult personalities.
fam provides stability and emotional security.
warm bath.
theory of fit. (fits an industrial economy)
Expressive role
Instrumental role

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(m) key points of engels

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passing on private property
family serves interest of economy
pass it on to sons - encouraged monogamous marriage.

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(M) key points of Zaretsky

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family serves capitalism by offering emotional security

women is housewife- looks after husband by relieving his frustration as a worker.

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(M) key points of althusser and poulantzas

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ideological state apparatus
socialising individuals into accepting dominant ideology
accepting gender roles

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(N) key points of charles murray

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nuclear fam under threat from too high benefits& diversity
culture of dependency
single parents are most important social problem

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(N) key points of dennis

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children born outside marriage and single mums =poorer health & lower grades
boys without father= immature, irresponsible and anti social

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(Post) key points of stacey

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never be one dominant family type in western culture again.

people can move from one type to another during life time.

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(Post) key points of haraven

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life course analysis

flexibility&variation in family lives

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(personal) key points

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focuses on the meanings individual family members hold and how these shape their actions.
people see many people as family.( pets, friends)

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(fem) key points of liberal

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men involved in key decision making

point out father don’t always get the rights they should

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(fem) key points of marxists

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margaret: women maintain the current work force- provides labour power by producing the future work force
Barrett: serves as a tool to benefit capitalism
keep males in good working order

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(fem) key points of radical

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firestone: tool to serve men , oppress women
gender roles based on biological strength
kate millet: family abolished
women live separately form men.

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(fem) key points of difference

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recognizes increasing family diversity

Nicholson: women are often better off outside traditional families.

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(I) key points of Backett

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being parent involves another socialisation process

parents have to learn to be parents and make sense of meanings they have of their children.

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(I) key points of clarke

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different types of marriage as newly weds seek to make sense of doing marriage and they renegotiate parts of life they took for granted