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    Outline (Un)Modern Family: Gloria Delgado-Pritchett, the Myth of the U.S.-Colombiana, and the Quest for Belonging I. Introduction (1 page) II. What is a “Modern Family”? (2 pages) A. “Family as modern “ 1. The idea of multiplicity (gender, racial, ethnic, etc.) as a form of modernity 2. Categorizing family members through their identity to check the boxes for being a modern family a. Gloria fits neatly in to the package of the “sexy Latina” who is the unexpectedly expected second wife and step-mother 3. How are contemporary families in the U.S. conceptualized? What kinds of privileges do these conceptions afford them? a. Allows them to function as neoliberal units where difference does not matter anymore  Post-racial in the social fabric (1) But while Gloria’s…

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    In September of 2009, ABC began airing Modern Family. Still currently airing on TV, it is widely a popular hit across the nation. This well-known TV show focuses around one main family, and their significant others, ultimately airing three families. These three families structure varies drastically while their importance is constant. The main family, which would be considered your stereotypical heterosexual couple, has three children. The second family, consist of a homosexual couple with an…

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    Modern Family Analysis

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    The show I evaluated is Modern Family, it premiers on ABC. This series is told from the viewpoint of a documentary filmmaker who is always unseen throughout the show. Modern Family is presented in a mockumentary style with fictional characters. The series demonstrations an authentic yet comical outlook of family life. Modern family revolves around three suburban families that live in Los Angeles. The first two parents introduced, Phil, who sees himself as the ‘cool’ dad and Claire, the worried…

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    Modern Family Summary

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    Mona Charen, a columnist and political analyst wrote an article on Creators.com called “Modern Family” on February 28, 2014 to give her view on how modern family is and what it should be for today. Mona Charen tries to convince the reader that traditional marriage isn't dead. Mrs.Charen starts out by defining what a traditional family is and what traditional parents are supposed to be. This is brought up by “the mode for married parents is supposed to be egalitarian… sharing equally in tasks”…

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    analysis of Modern Family Winning the Golden Globes 4 years in a row, “Modern Family” the american comedy, is still releasing trending episodes where the day to day life of three different types of families hook our eyes every Tuesday at 9:00 p.m in ABC family. It’s not only Sofia Vergara (the highest-paid TV actress in the U.S) who influences the rating to go up. In fact, the hilarious of the show “Modern Family” consists of 3 unsual marriages, each one representing a contrasting family…

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    Gender In Modern Family

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    The television program Modern Family attempts to represent how contemporary North American families are structured and function by examining relationships amongst the extended Pritchett family. This family is elevated to the status of modern based on the diverse familial types which exist in this family. Jay Pritchett is married to the much younger Columbian (immigrant) Gloria, and they live together with her son, Manny. Jay is also the father to two adult children, Claire Dumphy and Mitchell…

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    Modern Family Analysis

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    the shows Modern Family (2009- 2017) and the show The Brady Bunch (1969-1974) . Both shows are a perfect representation of how families looked like at their respective times. In addition, the shows also display how families deal with struggles and their day-to-day interactions amongst each other and society. This investigation helped me analyze how the idea of family has changed over time. Modern Family is a show about an American family that is very dysfunctional and “modern”. The show is…

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    Nuclear families are considered traditional. It consists of a two-parent household and their children. This type of family is considered the ideal type. Today’s households vary greatly from his tradition. There are single-parent families, extended families, adoptive families, same-sex parent families, grandparent families, never-married families, and a host of others. Families today tend to fall within several of these types. Modern families can be portrayed by the show Modern Family. This…

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    The nuclear family is a type of family that is most cherished by the American public because it stands for traditionalism. This family model is the prototype for how a family should be, yet that’s not how all the families are. In fact, the steady transition from nuclear family to divorced family has gave light to various types of families, including divorced, single-parent, and stepfamilies. With the different kinds of families, new obstacles arise. In addition, new contradicting theories…

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    Modern Family Disorder

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    The television series, Modern Family follows an extended family and their respective nuclear families to capture the unorthodox nature of contemporary family structures. Included in the familial plot is “Jay Pritcher” and his second wife “Gloria,” Gloria’s son, “Manny,” and “Joe,” Gloria’s and Jay’s son. Jay also has two other adult children from his first marriage, and their lives are interwoven throughout the story; “Claire” who is the oldest is married to “Phil,” together they have three…

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