SOC100H1 Chapter Notes - Chapter 11: Arlie Russell Hochschild, Bourgeoisie, Secondary Sex Characteristic

• School: UTSG
• Department: Sociology
• Course: SOC100H1
• Professor: La Touche

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Any social unit, or set of social relations, that does what families are popularly imagined. Consists of no more than three relationships to do. A relationship between siblings (if 2 or more children are involved) A group consisting of a father and a mother and their children, living in the same dwelling. Far more relationships than a nuclear family. Multiple generations of relatives living together, or several adult siblings with their spouses and children who share a dwelling and resources. In more industrialized countries, gay and lesvians are still unable to marry legally. A household that includes two spouses (opposite-or same-sex, married or cohabiting), if they have lived together for longer than one year, with or without never-married children, or a single parent with one or more never-married children. All members live in the same dwelling. If you don"t live with your parents (even if it"s temporary) you are in a different family.