Family
1. Summary
-Define terms
The traditional family image consists of parents and children, but it is also in various forms, including adoption, to other genetically related individuals. Different families have different cultures and family characteristics change over time.
- Function of family
The birth, which can be seen as the main function of a family, functions as a reproduction of society. Parents play a role in socializing their children. It also acts as a legal parent and can pass on property.
In other cases, there is an unproductive family based on parentless desires. It combines resources to promote social, economic, emotional and personal relationships and to pursue financial gains.
- Family life cycle
A family can be seen as a result of marriage - marriage - childbirth - (divorce) - death.
- Family inequality
Gender inequality: heterosexual marriages raise women's social status, but men benefit a lot from lifestyle. For example, women manage the finances of households, but men usually control the money. Women experience inequality when they get married and lose their jobs.
Racial inequality: Society demands interracial marriages.
Inequality in religion: People who marry usually pursue social awareness of their relationships, and there are marriages that receive formal religious approval.
- New Family Types
Single parent families: Prior to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, nuclear families became social norms in most Western countries as spouses died more frequently. But the imprisonment of the Dunn family, considered the most common standard of the 20th century, no longer a practical norm. However, the reality is that one parent often suffers from financial difficulties.
Cohabitation: A close relationship that exists without legal, cultural, religious sanctions or benefits. It can be seen as an alternative form of marriage. East or marriage both have pros and cons.
Homosexuality: In recent years, gay marriage has been legalized in many countries.
2. Interacting
We are living in the form of a family as if it were obvious. And the ordinary form is made up of a mother, a father, or a child, and when any of these are missing or added, people are noticed.
Although this was severe in the past, today there are many different types of families, so you can see other types of families understand each other.
It was time to wonder what made society develop.
3. Discussion
Are you for/against legalizing gay marriage? Then, why?
- Family life cycle
A family can be seen as a result of marriage - marriage - childbirth - (divorce) - death.
- Family inequality
Gender inequality: heterosexual marriages raise women's social status, but men benefit a lot from lifestyle. For example, women manage the finances of households, but men usually control the money. Women experience inequality when they get married and lose their jobs.
Racial inequality: Society demands interracial marriages.
Inequality in religion: People who marry usually pursue social awareness of their relationships, and there are marriages that receive formal religious approval.
- New Family Types
Single parent families: Prior to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, nuclear families became social norms in most Western countries as spouses died more frequently. But the imprisonment of the Dunn family, considered the most common standard of the 20th century, no longer a practical norm. However, the reality is that one parent often suffers from financial difficulties.
Cohabitation: A close relationship that exists without legal, cultural, religious sanctions or benefits. It can be seen as an alternative form of marriage. East or marriage both have pros and cons.
Homosexuality: In recent years, gay marriage has been legalized in many countries.
2. Interacting
We are living in the form of a family as if it were obvious. And the ordinary form is made up of a mother, a father, or a child, and when any of these are missing or added, people are noticed.
Although this was severe in the past, today there are many different types of families, so you can see other types of families understand each other.
It was time to wonder what made society develop.
3. Discussion
Are you for/against legalizing gay marriage? Then, why?
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