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Father-Fantasies and Father-Typing in Father-Separated Children
Child Development, 1946The average American father differs considerably from the classical stereotype of a punishment-threatening, tyrant-giant as depicted in European psychoanalytic theory. Still the local U. S. culture is largely patriarchal and paternal opinions are still decisive in the settling of most major family issues.
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The father's shadow/father's body
Journal of Religion & Health, 1995The shadow of the father plays an important role in a son's ability to live a creatively meaningful life. The mythological basis for the father's shadow is found in the myth of Cronos and his son Zeus. This myth symbolizes a father's body being intimately connected to his son getting in touch with his creative bright shadow.
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Adolescent fathers: Adolescents first, fathers second
Issues in Health Care of Women, 1981The impact of the adolescent father on the father‐mother‐infant relationship is explored. Excerpts from interviews conducted with three couples in a school‐based parenting program are presented. The adolescent fathers in these cases had a dramatic influence on the young mothers’ relationships with their families as well as their ability to develop a ...
F, Caparulo, K, London
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2019
There is little doubt that today’s fathers are responding to new expectations about fatherhood and fathering practices. The remote, detached, breadwinning father of the past, once lauded as a masculine ideal, has faded and men are now expected to be ‘involved’, ‘intimate’, ‘caring’ and ‘domesticated’ fathers (Dermott, 2008; Miller, 2010; Morgan, 2011 ...
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There is little doubt that today’s fathers are responding to new expectations about fatherhood and fathering practices. The remote, detached, breadwinning father of the past, once lauded as a masculine ideal, has faded and men are now expected to be ‘involved’, ‘intimate’, ‘caring’ and ‘domesticated’ fathers (Dermott, 2008; Miller, 2010; Morgan, 2011 ...
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2018
This chapter explores how perceptions of masculinity play into the ways in which Chinese migrant fathers in Africa perceive and perform parental care from afar. Migration not only redefines institutional structures of the family, it also changes or challenges existing notions of parenthood.
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This chapter explores how perceptions of masculinity play into the ways in which Chinese migrant fathers in Africa perceive and perform parental care from afar. Migration not only redefines institutional structures of the family, it also changes or challenges existing notions of parenthood.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
I argue that it is possible for prospective mothers to wrong prospective fathers by bearing their child; and that lifting paternal liability for child support does not correct the wrong inflicted to fathers. It is therefore sometimes wrong for prospective mothers to bear a child, or so I argue here.
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I argue that it is possible for prospective mothers to wrong prospective fathers by bearing their child; and that lifting paternal liability for child support does not correct the wrong inflicted to fathers. It is therefore sometimes wrong for prospective mothers to bear a child, or so I argue here.
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2009
In this book, the authors use evidence from the National Evaluation of the Children's Fund to explore the experiences of children and families who are most marginalised. They consider the historical context of approaches to child welfare, and present a new framework for understanding and developing preventative polices and practice.
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In this book, the authors use evidence from the National Evaluation of the Children's Fund to explore the experiences of children and families who are most marginalised. They consider the historical context of approaches to child welfare, and present a new framework for understanding and developing preventative polices and practice.
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2022
Euthydemus claims that if one knows anything one must know everything, lest one be a knower and a non-knower at the same time. Speech itself makes this unavoidable, since it cannot help but utter generics (nouns) in its attempt to grasp particulars. To know a particular can only mean to know it in light of a class; the result is that one always knows ...
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Euthydemus claims that if one knows anything one must know everything, lest one be a knower and a non-knower at the same time. Speech itself makes this unavoidable, since it cannot help but utter generics (nouns) in its attempt to grasp particulars. To know a particular can only mean to know it in light of a class; the result is that one always knows ...
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