Unit 1 The Family

7 pages worth of in-depth cornell-style revision notes on feminist views of the family and the role it plays in society. Filled with key words, key thinkers, case studies with names and dates. Looks at a range of feminist approaches from marxist feminist, intersectional, liberal, black, radical, and post.... and much more.

2 pages worth of detailed notes for sociology Unit - Family. Studying approaches to the family and looking at domestic violence, toxic masculinity and honour killings. Excellent for A level revision and recap.

These are incredibly detailed 7 page long summarisation on all you need to know about feminist theories of family. The revision notes containing dates, names and titles of key feminist thinkers and ideas on the family unit. It will ensure a comprehensive understanding of feminist views of the family, from marxist, intersectional, radical and liberals and provide a strong basis for application to any essay on this topic. If you want A/A*s, then these are the notes for you

This is a summary of As-level sociology with topics of the family including family diversity, theoretical approaches, martial breakdown, conjugal roles, children and more. This is made specifically for CIE however the knowledge and evidence is applicable for every single exam board such as AQA, WJEC and OCR

This essay is for the CIE IAL Sociology course however its knowledge can be transferred to other exam boards such Edexcel, AQA, CIE and OCR. This essay answers the question 'Evaluate the view that social policies are the main reason for increased family diversity (26 marks)'

This is an easy-to-read summarisation of the entire Family Unit in CIE AS Level Sociology. It explains, in simple terms, everything you need to know from the syllabus, along with examples of sociologists you can quote. It provides concept summaries in bullet points to make memorisation easier, with some of the keywords highlighted for emphasis.

These thorough notes look at the Functionalist Perspective of the family as part of the Sociology AS level Family unit. They're detailed and examine many well-known functionalist such as Peter Murdock and his concept of the economic, sexual, reproductive and educational functions of the family in great detail. I also look at Talcott Parsons and his concept of primary and secondary socialization. Criticisms of each perspective is included to ensure you secure high evaluation marks. Hope these a...

These thorough notes examine the feminist perspective on the family by looking at the liberal, radical and Marxist feminist approaches to this topic and a range of sociological concepts such as that of the 'safety valve'. I ensure that criticisms of each perspective are included, because that's what shows the examiner that you are evaluating and thus secures you higher marks. I know that staring at dull notes can sometimes off-putting, so I've ensured that my notes are beautifully presented,...

Excellent notes on the Marxist perspective on the family, part of the Sociology AS level Family Unit. I find this topic very fascinating and my notes reflect my interest! They're beautifully presented and focus on a range of sociological concepts such as ideological conditioning, pester power and the family being a consumption unit. Some of the sociologists mentioned include: Althusser, Margaret Benston, and Eli Zaretsky.