Key concepts in family studies
By: by Jane Ribbens McCarthy, Rosalind Edwards
Contributors: Edwards, Rosalind
Series: SAGE key concepts
Publisher: SAGE
Published: 2011
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 247
ISBN-13: 9781412920056; 9781412920063
Subjects: Families
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 225-247).
Table of contents: title: Attachment and loss; title: Biology; title: Care; title: Child development; title: Childhood/children; title: Comparative approaches; title: Conflict theories; title: Coupledom : marriage/partnership/cohabitation; title: Demography; title: Division of labour; title: Domestic violence and abuse; title: Families of choice; title: Family as discourse; title: Family change and continuity; title: Family effects; title: Family forms; title: Family law; title: Family life cycle and life course; title: Family policies; title: Family practices; title: Family systems; title: Fatherhood/fathers/fathering; title: Feminisms; title: Functionalism; title: Grandparents; title: Home; title: Household; title: Individualization; title: Intimacy; title: Kinship; title: Motherhood/mothers/mothering; title: Negotiation; title: New right; title: Parenthood/parents/parenting; title: Personal; title: Phenomenological approaches; title: Post-coupledom : separation/divorce/widowhood; title: Power; title: Problem families; title: Public and private; title: Rationalities; title: Role theory; title: Siblings; title: Social division; title: Socialization; title: Transnational families.