Cross-Class Families: A Study of Wives' Occupational Superiority
Released: Apr 10, 1986
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Format: Hardcover, 272 pages
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Description:
What happens to a marriage when the wife is a professional and the husband is a manual worker? Cross-Class Families takes a keen look at families that break with the convention of male occupational superiority. Key issues addressed by the families studied include paid work and its relation to family life; the division of household labor, including childcare; responsibility for long-term financial security; and the impact of differences in status, class position, political preference, choice of friends, and attitudes toward trade unions.
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