Couples - Domestic division of labor 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyFamilies and householdsASAQA Created by: Former MemberCreated on: 08-05-13 17:25 FEMINIST view of HOUSEWORK Reject MOP view Men only help wives once a week (OAKLEY) 1 of 5 OAKLEY: RISE of the HOUSEWIFE Enforced dependence on men Still womens primary role Industiralisation lead to the seperation of paid work 2 of 5 JOINT and SEGREGATED ROLES Joint - couples share tasks and therefore thier leisure times are the same Seperated - couples carry out seperate taks therefore not being able to spend leisure times together BOTT 3 of 5 INSTRUMENTAL and EXPRESSIVE ROLES PARSONS Men take greater share in domestic tasks (YOUNG AND WILLMOTT - Symmetrical family) Wives have expressive roles Husbands take on the instrumental role Division of labor is based on biological differences 4 of 5 SYMMETRICAL Family YOUNG AND WILLMOTT Couples spend leisure times together Women now work Men now help with housework REASONS Higher standards of living Geographical mobility Position of women New technology 5 of 5
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