SY101 Study Guide - Pierre Bourdieu, A Class Divided, Hidden Curriculum
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Widely used: a social group characterized by common residence, economic co-operation, and reproduction: two adults whom maintain a socially approved sexual relationship, one or more children. Social arrangement based on marriage: including recognition of the rights and duties of parenthood, common residence for husband, wife and children, reciprocal economic obligations between husband and wife. Functionalist view on family is more precise: origin in marriage, husband and wife, children, united group by moral, legal, economic, religious and social right and obligations. Common approaches to family refer to two dominant forms: nuclear family: includes adult male, adult female, offspring, extended family: multiple generations of adults living with their spouses and children. People from middle east and asia dependent on extended family for living arrangements. If family was solely based one mom and dad + child than less than half (35%) of canadian families would fit it. If two census families live together, they"re constituted as one economic family.
