SOCIOL 3CC3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Patrilineality, Centrality, Social Class
5 Dec 2017
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Divorce, remarriage, step ties, & inter- and multi-generational ties: soc 3cc3. The impact of divorce and remarriage on inter- and multi-generational ties: family structure (family tree: genealogy, household structure (living arrangements, quality & closeness of family ties, support exchanges (family transitions) Obligatory or voluntary: perception of family ties (negotiation) Analytical frameworks: the life course perspective (1) life stage (timing) The length of time spent before & after the transition. Long marriage vs. short marriage before a divorce (3) linked lives (inter, intra or multi-generational ties) (4) place. Co-residence & geographic proximity: generational analysis, linked lives (interdependence) across generations. Whose point of view (subjective feelings: divorce across generations & time, among current old, divorce likely happened earlier in their lives - life stage, divorce more likely in younger generations (i. e. children or grandchildren) Cohort effect (attitude toward divorce changes: complexity of family relations due to variable family configurations (divorce & remarriage)
