Lastly, Soft offensive individualism is developed in Cater Hill, on the north-east side of Manhattan, which is a majority white neighborhood with the upper-middle-class community. In fact, violence is not a difficulty in this area; hence, street problems are not part of the families’ concerns. The parents, specifically, the mothers seem to follow “soft psychologized individualism”. The essential theme of this individualism is the assertion of child’s unique feelings. It is fundamental for the parents to grow kids’ emotions and the development of the sense, in addition to being knowledgeable of their own abilities. Therefore, success here is a choice for the kid; however, the parent's job is to lead the child to discover the psychological uniqueness,
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Was is based on interviewee self-description or was it based on an actual scientific definition of class labeling? I also feel that there was neglect of other races by undermining their inclusion in the middle/ working class especially in a diverse place like Queens New York. Even though the method that she use by interviewing people and creating a verbal/ non-verbal socialization, there are a limitation for this methods, for instance, the subjectivity of parents’ answers. In fact, observation method could have been used in more situations involving kids and parents life in order to have more accurate representation. The role of the father and/or the other parent was surprisingly ignored which was a research gap for me. Family generational background, parents’ education specification and a bigger sample of the research were somethings that I wished to find in this paper in order to better understanding the role of the parents in their child raising.
The next article, Equality in Marriages Grows, and So Does Class Divide is written by Claire Cain Miller with the contribution of graphical designer, Quoctrung Bui. Ms. Miller works for The New York Times since 2008, covering the socio-economic topics including gender, economic analysis of the sociological issues, and work environment. She has also written many articles regarding the new and …show more content…
This makes the marriage unsuccessful ending up with a divorce. Indeed, gender role has still some pressure on the female partner because, according to Miller, wives who earn more financially do more housework. Nonetheless, this dynamics is changing because egalitarianism has become the base of the family forming
Was is based on interviewee self-description or was it based on an actual scientific definition of class labeling? I also feel that there was neglect of other races by undermining their inclusion in the middle/ working class especially in a diverse place like Queens New York. Even though the method that she use by interviewing people and creating a verbal/ non-verbal socialization, there are a limitation for this methods, for instance, the subjectivity of parents’ answers. In fact, observation method could have been used in more situations involving kids and parents life in order to have more accurate representation. The role of the father and/or the other parent was surprisingly ignored which was a research gap for me. Family generational background, parents’ education specification and a bigger sample of the research were somethings that I wished to find in this paper in order to better understanding the role of the parents in their child raising.
The next article, Equality in Marriages Grows, and So Does Class Divide is written by Claire Cain Miller with the contribution of graphical designer, Quoctrung Bui. Ms. Miller works for The New York Times since 2008, covering the socio-economic topics including gender, economic analysis of the sociological issues, and work environment. She has also written many articles regarding the new and …show more content…
This makes the marriage unsuccessful ending up with a divorce. Indeed, gender role has still some pressure on the female partner because, according to Miller, wives who earn more financially do more housework. Nonetheless, this dynamics is changing because egalitarianism has become the base of the family forming