The right to anger. Why in the 21st century the upbringing of children and household duties still lie on women
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Why do men do so little home? Why are women almost alone are engaged in raising children? Why even in families where men and women work the full day and both seem to agree with an honest distribution of duties, does the female contribution outweigh the male? In the era of feminist activism, enlightenment and changes, a disproportionately large amount of parental work falls on the share of women, regardless of their origin, class or professional status, is preserved.
Many people believe that the problem of non-rights in a modern family has been thought up and, if it was once relevant, it was resolved in the 20th century due to an increase in women"s labor rights. It is all the more difficult to admit that women still actually work on two or even three works: one paid and two more implied in the fact of the gender - caring for the house and raising children. Relying to male partners who share the burden, women are left alone with their unfulfilled hopes.
The book explores the cause of this widespread inequality. Starting from his own marriage as an epicenter of research, the psychologist and journalist Darcy Lokman moves on, describing the experience of various women raising children with men, attending the support groups of young mothers and joint education, interviewing experts in various academic fields, from sociologists to neurobiologists .
From the book you will learn what is on the way to building an equal marriage and how to overcome harmful stereotypes. Its reading will be useful to all couples who are already raising children or only think about parenthood, as well as women who are not ready to abandon family life, but are afraid to lose independence and lose their support for the partner
Many people believe that the problem of non-rights in a modern family has been thought up and, if it was once relevant, it was resolved in the 20th century due to an increase in women"s labor rights. It is all the more difficult to admit that women still actually work on two or even three works: one paid and two more implied in the fact of the gender - caring for the house and raising children. Relying to male partners who share the burden, women are left alone with their unfulfilled hopes.
The book explores the cause of this widespread inequality. Starting from his own marriage as an epicenter of research, the psychologist and journalist Darcy Lokman moves on, describing the experience of various women raising children with men, attending the support groups of young mothers and joint education, interviewing experts in various academic fields, from sociologists to neurobiologists .
From the book you will learn what is on the way to building an equal marriage and how to overcome harmful stereotypes. Its reading will be useful to all couples who are already raising children or only think about parenthood, as well as women who are not ready to abandon family life, but are afraid to lose independence and lose their support for the partner
Author:
Author:Локман Дарси
Cover:
Cover:Cover with valves
Category:
- Category:Education & Teaching
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
- Category:Social Science & Politics
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6046470-8-0
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