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History of Family - Marriage and Family - Lecture Slides, Slides of Marriage and Family Psychology

Course includes nature of relationships and intimacy; love, dating, courtship, cohabitation, marriage and its alternatives, childbirth and parenting, and crisis faced in intimate relationships such as divorce and family violence. Key points of this lecture are: History of Family, Type of Family, Populations Decimated, Family-Based Economy, Activities of Early Western Families, Colonial Families, Repression, Vocational Institute, Colonial African American Families, Separate Spheres

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History of the family
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History of the family

Looking at the American family across time

The history of family history

  • A vital point to remember is the fact that most research (until recently) has focused on white families.
  • Even within this context it often had an even narrower focus – the white middle class.

Activities of early Western families

  • Family-based economy
    • Production
    • Reproduction
    • Consumption

Colonial Families

  • Public family
  • Performs a public good
  • Limited privacy
  • Three R’s of childhood
  • Repression
  • Respect
  • Religion

Colonial Families

  • Family served as
    • School
    • Vocational institute
    • Church
    • House of correction
    • Orphanage
    • Welfare institution
    • Poorhouse

Colonial African American (Slave)

families

  • William Tucker
  • Men outnumbered women
  • Forbidden to marry
  • Worked to maintain traditional African family
  • Children often taken from them

Emerging “Modern” Family

  • Marriage based on affection
  • Household division of labor
    • “separate spheres”
    • “women’s sphere”
  • Division of labor not an option for working class, immigrant, and poor families

The Private Family

  • Private family
    • intimate relationship
    • Pool resources & household labor
  • Emergence of private family brought public concerns
    • Increased premarital sex
    • Drop in birthrate
    • Rebelling youth culture
    • Rising divorce rates

Private Family:

War & Great Depression Years

 Married middle class women called into the workforce.

 Women take on jobs generally held by men.

 Men return. What does Rosie do?

 New media campaigns

Private Family:

Ladies, You Can Go Home Now.

Private Family:

Ladies, You Can Go Home Now.

Private Family:

Ladies, You Can Go Home Now.