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Families as Relationships of Intimacy and Care
2015This chapter builds on the work of feminist theorists by applying a public ethic of care to reconceptualize families as relationships of intimacy and care. It relies on the work of contemporary feminist care theorists who are more explicitly political than early proponents of care. Contemporary feminist care theory provides useful insights and analyses
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Securitized Intimacies, Welfare State and the “Other” Family
Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State & Society, 2017Analyzing policy documents that aim to tackle violence in minority families, the article examines how normativities related to family, ethnicity, and race are created and challenged. The article develops an analysis of how neoliberal governmentality operates in two Nordic welfare societies.
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Learning and Intimacy in the Families of Anxious Children
2002Humans have an inherent capacity to react to threat stimuli with fear and anxiety. For the majority of children and adolescents, fears and anxieties are common, functional, and transitory. For this reason, both parents and other caregivers often correctly view childhood anxiety as a passing complaint.
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Introduction: Intimacies, families and practices of consumption
Families, Relationships and Societies, 2014Casey, Emma, Taylor, Yvette
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Researching Intimacy in Families
Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews, 2011openaire +1 more source
Mexican Adolescents' Alcohol Use, Family Intimacy, and Parent-Adolescent Communication
Journal of Family Nursing, 2009K. Martyn +6 more
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