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10 Cards in this Set
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MURDOCK (1949) - Four essential functions |
>Provides a stable satisfaction of adult sex drive >Reproduces the next generation >Socialisation of the young >Meets it's members' economic needs |
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PARSONS (1955) - Functional Fit |
>The function a family needs to perform will affect it's structure >A pre-industrial society requires the extended family >An industrial society requires the nuclear family
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PARSONS (1955) - Irreducible Functions |
>Primary Socialisation of children >Stabilisation of adult personalities |
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MURRAY (1984) - Welfare, dependency & dysfunction |
>Welfare creates a dependency culture which leads to indifference to unemployment >Fatherlessness will create unsocialised children |
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ENGELS (1884) - Inheritance of property |
>Private property means monogamy is essential >The nuclear family brought female sexuality under male control >This can only be solved by overthrowing capitalism and replacing it with communism |
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MARCUSE (1964) - Unit of Consumption |
>Capitalism exploits workers by not paying them enough >The family buys products from the bourgeoisie for more than they are worth |
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ANSLEY (1972) - "Takers of ****" |
>Wives soak up the exploitation their husbands suffer at work, in the form of abuse |
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ZARETSKY - Female explotation |
>Women reproduce the labour force >Women are used as a reserve army of cheap labour |
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GREER (2000) - Matrilocal Households |
>The creation of all female households as an alternative to the nuclear family |
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SOMERVILLE (2000) - Progress |
>Women now have better job opportunities and control over fertility |
