Sociology, 4 STAGES OF SYMMETRICAL FAMILY
- Created by: Deepika Saini
- Created on: 15-04-14 22:25
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- THE FOUR STAGES.
- Stage 1. The Pre-Industrial Family.
- UNIT OF PRODUCTION
- WORKING TOGETHER
- Stage 2. The Early Industrial Family.
- WORKING IN FACTORIES
- LAWS RESTRICTED WORK AND 1880 SCHOOL
- GENDERED DIVISION CREATED
- CLOSE FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS
- BOND BETWEEN FAMILIES WEAKENED
- Stage 3. The Privatised Family.
- 20TH CENTURY
- GEOGRAPHICAL AND SOCIAL MOBILITY WEAKENED KINSHIP
- NUCLEAR FAMILY BECAME A SITE OF CONSUMPTION
- IMPROVEMENTS
- SYMMETRICAL FAMILY OCCURRED
- LITTLE CONTACT WITH WIDER KINSHIP NETWORK
- ROLES OF HUSBAND AND WIVES = INCREASINGLY SIMILAR
- WIVES MAINLY RESPONSIBLE FOR CHILDCARE
- HUSBANDS PLAY A GREATER ROLE THAN THE WOMEN
- Stage 4. The Managing Director Family.
- PREDICTION
- GENDERED ROLES
- HUSBANDS WORKED
- WIVES HAD RESPONSIBILITIES OF DOMESTIC WORK
- Stage 1. The Pre-Industrial Family.
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