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AS sociology- Topic One- couples-The
domestic division of labour
- Parsons (1955)
functionalist
- Instrumental role = Husband (Breadwinner)
- Expressive role = Wife (Homemaker)
- Argues the division of labour is based
on biological differences.
- DISAGREE - Young
and Wllmott belive roles are
becoming shared
- DISAGREE - Feminists
believe this only benefits
men
- AGREE - The New
Right hold the same
view
- DISAGREE - Young
and Wllmott belive roles are
becoming shared
- Instrumental role = Husband (Breadwinner)
- Bott (1957) two roles
within marriage
- segregated conjugal roles
- couples have separate
roles
- couples have separate
roles
- joint conjugal roles
- couples have joint roles
- couples have joint roles
- segregated conjugal roles
- Young and Willmott
- MARCH OF PROGRESS =
family life becoming more
equal and democratic for all
members
- DISAGREE- Feminists
believe little has
changed
- DISAGREE- Feminists
believe little has
changed
- Symmetrical Family =
husband and wife have
similar roles
- REASONS FOR THE
CREATION OF THE
SYMMETRICAL FAMILY
- Changes in the position of women
- Full time work
- Full time work
- Geographic mobility
- Moving away from
childhood areas
- Moving away from
childhood areas
- New technology
- Labour saving
devices e.g. washing
machines
- Labour saving
devices e.g. washing
machines
- Higher standards of living
- Changes in the position of women
- REASONS FOR THE
CREATION OF THE
SYMMETRICAL FAMILY
- MARCH OF PROGRESS =
family life becoming more
equal and democratic for all
members
- FEMINISTS
- Oakly (1974)
- Symmetrical family is exaggerated,
says 15% of men take part in
housework & 25% in childcare
- taking and interest role
- AGREE - Warde and
Heatherington believe
sex typing of domestic
tasks remains strong
- HOWEVER -
There is a
change in the
attitude of
younger men
- HOWEVER -
There is a
change in the
attitude of
younger men
- taking and interest role
- Symmetrical family is exaggerated,
says 15% of men take part in
housework & 25% in childcare
- Generational Change
- Future Foundation's
(2000) = 1000 adults 60%
of men did more than
their fathers and 75% of
women did less than their
mothers
- DISAGREE - Office For National
Statistics - women spend over
two and a half hours and men
spend one hour of housework a
day
- DISAGREE - Office For National
Statistics - women spend over
two and a half hours and men
spend one hour of housework a
day
- Future Foundation's
(2000) = 1000 adults 60%
of men did more than
their fathers and 75% of
women did less than their
mothers
- Oakly (1974)
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