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What functionalist sociologists talk about the family
Murdock, Durkheim, Parsons,
Murdock
4 functions of the family:
-stabilisation of sex drive
-reproductive function
-primary socialisation
-economic needs
Durkheim
Organic analogy
Parsons
Primary socialisation
Stabilisation of adult personalities- warm bath theory
-nuclear family better fits geographic mobility
-pre-industrial society favoured extended while industrial society favours nuclear
Who goes against Parsons on the nuclear family and what do they say
Willmott and Young
There were nuclear family families before Industrial Revolution
-extended family has an important role in Asian cultures
What feminist sociologists talk about the role of the family
Greer, Somerville, difference feminists
Greer
Radical feminist-
Advocates from all female households or matriarchal (when men move to where women live)
Somerville
Liberal feminist-
Criticises separation as she believes that heterosexual attraction makes separation unrealistic
What do difference sociologists say about the role of the family
-not all women experience family in the same way
-black feminists highlight that family can offer protection against racism
-reject universal image of white, nuclear family
What Marxist sociologists talk about the role of the family
Engels , Zaretsky
Engels
Families ensure passing on wealth through inheritance
Zaretsky
Family life distracts attention from exploitation
-family is a unit of consumption
What personal life perspective sociologists talk about the role of the family
Nordqvist and Smart, Tripper
Nordqvist and Smart
Research on donor-conceived children found that parents emphasised the importance of social relationships over biological
Tripper
Children see pets as part of the family
What new right sociologist talks about the role of the family
Murray
Murray
Preferred the nuclear family as they were less likely to rely on the state for benefits and could adequately socialise children