Sociology - Marxist-feminist theory of the family
Across
- 4. Economic system that Marxist-feminists argue exploits women within the family.
- 5. What women are expected to do to children to produce a future labour force.
- 8. Sociologist who argued that women act as “safety valves” for men’s frustrations caused by capitalism.
- 9. Marxist-feminist who argued that the nuclear family benefits capitalism and disadvantages women.
- 11. The process by which women create and nurture the next generation of workers.
- 13. Feeling experienced by male workers due to lack of control at work, described by Ansley.
- 14. Term used to describe women as a flexible workforce used during economic booms and laid off in recessions.
Down
- 1. Unpaid work such as housework that contributes to the maintenance of the labour force.
- 2. Key Marxist term describing how women’s domestic labour benefits capitalism without pay.
- 3. Behaviour that can arise when male worker frustration is displaced onto women.
- 6. The perspective Marxist-feminists criticise for viewing the family as naturally beneficial.
- 7. What the family helps maintain through unpaid domestic and emotional labour.
- 10. Set of ideas that makes women's domestic roles appear natural and legitimate.
- 12. Social system in which men dominate women; reinforced through family roles.