Sociology- Family and Households Flashcards

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mostly on division of labour
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Parsons 1955 Instrumental and expressive roles
MOP: Young and Willmott 1962 w/c families = segregated conjugal roles. Men = breadwinners, women = housewives
Young and Willmott 1973 Symmetrical family - and the New Man
Reasons for the rise in the symmetrical family: Higher living standards, labour-saving devices,better housing, smaller families, and women working.
Ann Oakley 1974 The housewife role - result of industrialisation and is socially constructed
Oakley vs Young and Willmott They exaggerate the men's role. The husbands 'helped' but there wasn't an equal split
Ferri and Smith 1996 Under 4% of fathers were main childcarer, so women working had little impact
Morris 1990 Men suffer a crisis of masculinity if not breadwinner, so resist feminine role. Wives do housework even if they work and husband doesn't.
Duncombe and Marsden 1995 Triple Shift - emotion work + paid work + domestic labour = women's role
Heterosexual relationships = patriarchal and unequal Radical feminist belief.
Dunne 1999 37 lesbian couples with kids, found more equal DOL
Dunne - Gender Scripts Heterosexuals socialised into gender scripts setting out masculine and feminine roles and gender identities. Lesbian DOL open to negotiation.
Pahl and Vogler 1993 Allowance system = men work, give wives an allowance to budget to meet family's needs Pooling = partners work, joint responsibility for spending
Edgell 1980 - Decision Making Very important (finances, housing) = man Important = both Unimportant (food) = woman
Explanations for decision making inequality... Economic - men have power as they earn more, women economically dependent Patriarchal socialisation - gender role socialisation in patriarchal society makes men the decision makers
Radical Feminist view on DV Men oppress women - through family, threat of DV allows men to control women Male dominated state - police and courts fail to take DV seriously
Dobash and Dobash DV triggered when husbands authority challenged. Marriage legitimates violence by giving men power.
Wilkinson 1996 Patterns result of stress on family caused by social inequality. Lacking resources = stress = increased risk of violence
Childhood = social construction It varies between societies, within societies and historically.
Gittins 1998 Kids kept subordinate. Adults exercise control over kid's time, space and bodies. Leads to physical, sexual or emotional abuse - over 30000 kids on child protection register.
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