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17 Cards in this Set
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Functionalism - Murdock |
Four functions: economic, sexual, reproductive, and education
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Functionalism - Leach |
Cereal packet families |
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Functionalism - Parsons |
2 irreversible functions: stabilise adult personalities and socialise children.
Women perform expressive roles, men perform instrumental roles. |
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Marxist - Engles |
Keeps the wealthy power and rich via inheritance |
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Marxist - Zaretsky |
Socialization instils values, creates new workers. Emotional support for when you're being exploited. |
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Marxist - Benyon |
Family acts as a diversionary institute that's keeps the focus away from Capitalism exploiting you. |
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Marxist - Lasch |
Families are a haven in a capitalist world. |
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Radical Psychiatry - Laing |
Family is a tangled web of conflict and tensions. Can cause psychiatric disorders. |
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Radical Psychiatry - Leach |
Chicken coop |
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Radical Psychiatry - Cooper |
Dangerous agent of socialisation. |
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Feminism - Fredrich |
Women forced into double day. Productive + reproductive |
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Feminist - Delphy and Lennard |
If men are working full-time they can control where the money is going |
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New Right - Murray |
Underclass, the state shouldn't support families as children will lack work ethic. |
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New Right - Denzin |
Concerned by the growth of single mother families, concerned about the number of children looked after by their grandparents |
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Postmodernism - Beck |
People can now make a range of decisions about the type of relationships and family structure they want/prefer. |
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Postmodernism - Stacey |
Sees the roles in the modern family as shifting depending on what the family needs |
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Postmodernism - Morgan |
Rejects the term "family" in favour of "families of family practices" |
