Titlebook: Relating Intimacies; Power and Resistance Julie Seymour (Lecturer in Social Research),Paul B Book 1999 British Sociological Association 199

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‘I Hadn’t Really Thought About it’: New Identities/New Fatherhoodsdies on both masculinities and fatherhood(s).. Social policy and family law have turned their attention to fathers and fathering, and pressure groups continue to press for a greater recognition of fathers’ rights. Fatherhood has been problematized and virtually redefined as having minority group sta

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State Power, Children’s Autonomy and Resistance: the Juridical Context expression of children’s autonomy rights is managed within the juridical field. However, it must be recognized that the law does its thinking in a social and political context; the juridical field is, in its operations, centrally influenced by a responsiveness to those characteristics which are tho

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‘That’s Farming, Rosie…’: Power and Familial Relations in an Agricultural Community the proposition that social life necessarily takes place through interdependent social relations, relations which, as Morrow (1996) has argued, remain relatively undertheorized in the sociological literature.. What our data indicate is that relations of interdependency are articulated or experience

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Sex, Money and the Kitchen Sink: Power in Same-Sex Couple Relationshipsusively been on heterosexual couples. At an empirical level a large body of work has focused on the intimate and domestic lives of men and women, and this suggests that gender relations, particularly within ‘the home’, continue to be marked and structured by inequalities with regard to labour and st

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‘I Won’t Let Her in my Room’: Sibling Strategies of Power and Resistance around Computer and Video Gto discuss the way in which domestic space has become contested space when both boys and girls are using the home as a leisure site. Domestic space has been considered the province of girls and women. From the adolescent ‘bedroom culture’ to the housewife watching soaps, women’s leisure has traditio

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Sex, Money and the Kitchen Sink: Power in Same-Sex Couple Relationshipses are allowed to remain free of the traditional ‘entrapments’ of feminine/masculine stereotypes, and in the absence of conventions and guidelines are faced with the opportunity and possibility of developing more egalitarian relationships (for a review of the literature on same-sex couples see Weeks .., 1996).

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Partnership Rites: Commitment and Ritual in Non-Heterosexual Relationshipslarge house in a comfortable, quiet suburb of North London. One is a university lecturer, the other a theology student — clearly ideal parents. The only jarring note is the sub-head: ‘These two men are gay and see nothing wrong with being foster parents.’

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