SY 2022
SY3033
Issues for consideration
l tenaciousness of idealised myths
Family of the 1950s
naturalness of sexual identity
naturalness of gender roles
almost recent issues
lCybersex
lBody adornment
Maureen baker (2001)
Families, lug and Love
lDraws mainly from Canadian, Australian and New Zealand examples
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Maureen Baker (2001)
Families, Labour and Love
lThe three countries share similar backgrounds
same cultures, social welfare policies, natural laws
All originally settler societies
In relation to welfare all share similar trajectories
lEach introduced unemployment provisions in the 1930s
lChild care, motherliness benefits expanded during 1960s and 1970s
lHowever, each has its declare history
Eg.
Canadian provinces maintain jurisdiction over family/welfare policy and law as compared to Australia where these are Federal initiatives
Maureen Baker (2001)
Families, Labour and Love
lCautions against too much reliance on extrapolating from personal experience
We cannot impress that all people live the same way; nor should we settle other peoples behaviour by our own standards (p.2)
Maureen Baker (2001)
Families, Labour and Love
lAlso is concerned to surround that we do not have unlimited lifestyle choices in terms of relationships, patterns of domestic labour, etc. (pp.1-2)
We may also infer that we make our major life decisions primarily by ourselves or with the assistance of family and close friends. Yet we cannot underestimate the social and cultural context in which we live
Baker: The origin of family studies
lEuropean tradition of empirical research
lConcerned with convert from feudal (rural) to industrial (urban) society
lEuropeans noted the demise of the extensive family, threat to patriarchal power
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