Marxist Theories of the family
- Created by: Katie-Louise Griffin
- Created on: 08-04-14 14:29
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- Theories of the Family
- Marxists
- Zaresky
- Child learns key values: obedience and respect
- Exploited by ruling class
- "Comfort Zone" against the hardships of workplace
- Alienation: lack of control over job
- Capitalist Economy
- Alienation: lack of control over job
- Child learns key values: obedience and respect
- 3 Functions
- Inheritance of property
- Engles: Primitive Communism
- Nuclear family based on monogamy
- Developed with the emergence of private property and capitalism
- Nuclear family based on monogamy
- Engles: Primitive Communism
- Ideological Functions-Zaretsky
- Ideology: Set of beliefs and norms that are biased to support the structure of society
- Family crucial transmitting
- Accept inequalities of capitalism
- Unit of Consumption
- Capitalist make money on products
- Sold to families encouraged by the media
- Keep buying and buying
- Sold to families encouraged by the media
- Capitalist make money on products
- Inheritance of property
- Conflict between two classes
- Social Institutions as larger than individuals
- Moulding and shaping the individual
- Born into positions which shape and determine us
- control people
- strings on a puppet
- Moulding and shaping the individual
- Social Institutions as larger than individuals
- AO2
- Assume all families are nuclear
- Ignore huge contribution that females give to family
- Postmodernists feel the concept of social class is irrelevant
- Ignore the fact that people like living in families
- Ignore huge contribution that females give to family
- Assume all families are nuclear
- Zaresky
- Marxists
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