Feminism started as a criticism of gender roles. They perpetuated patriarchy through the public private divide. Criticised nuclear family in 1950s.

Within feminism different feminists have studied the family and the woman's position within it from different perspectives and at different times. In terms of ...

New ways of understanding school experience are suggested through a review of new research on family cultures and the reproduction of female class relations.

A review of family techniques from a feminist perspective indicates that family therapy is indeed possible without encouraging stereotyped sex roles. REFERENCES.

Feminist perspectives offer a revolutionary critical lens for studying families and for challenging traditional understandings of sex, gender, sexualities, ...

Gender and Families: Feminist Perspectives and Family Research. This review provides a selective overview of schol- arship on gender and families over the ...

Feminists have problematized men's roles in families, leading to new insights into how men engage in the private matters of the home, particularly in the care ...

Feminism and the Family. Feminism is primarily concerned with the socialisation of girls, domestic labour, decision making and domestic violence. Duncombe ...

Feminism is highly critical of the traditional nuclear family structure as it believes this restricts women's choices and reinforces patriarchal dominance.

We discuss the U.S. cultural and business ideologies concerning the interconnectedness of family, work, and gender roles as well as current social and economic ...