Sociology 2235 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Suicide Of Amanda Todd, T-Groups, Nuclear Family
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Arguments against marriage are made on the following deinstitutionalizing factors- condemning the institution of marriage: Families face daily struggles, and surviving on the male member"s salary is not enough: most youth in their 20"s are under-engaged because of extended schooling leaving them feeling. The reason for this shifting cultural conditions are. Yet people choose to be a part of the two-parent family. Keep the elderly in the labor force. Familialism: provides a cultural and social definition as to what families are what they should be. Familialism is both an ideology and a customary practice that"s the heart and soul of our culture. What people can expect from intimate family relationships. Traditionalism and familialism go hand in hand we cling to a set of ideas about what families should be like. Certain such hegemonic(dominant) ideas pertaining to familiaism are: monogamy principle that one man should marry only one woman.