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Tell a story of the development of
Marxism....
 Beginning of the story= pre-industrial society
where there was no privatised
property/businesses
 Industrial society= privatised property- wealthier-
capitalism developed- class conflict
 Capitalism and the family- socialised children to
become good workers- men could escape
exploitive society by regaining their status in the
family- family serve capitalism by buying goods,
“pester power”, I want this really cool Ipod
mummy!!
Starter
Brainstorm how women have been
oppressed in the theories we have looked
at so far
Lesson Objectives
Understand Feminist theory of the family
Quote appropriate writers for this theory
Understand what the theory suggests
Evaluate the theory
Feminist Perspectives on the Family
Conflict theory
Feminism has challenged the view of the
family as being based on cooperation,
shared interests and love
Feminism has tried to show that men gain
more from family life than women.
Patriarchy
 Central to the feminist
approach is the idea of
patriarchy or male
dominance of society.
 Patriarchy is reinforced in
the family
 Feminists argue that men
benefit from families at the
expense of women - both in
their personal experience
and broadly because the
family sustains patriarchy in
society
Types of Feminism
Dictionary Definition: “Belief in the social,
political, and economic equality of the
sexes”
There are several recognisable branches
of feminism
Introduction to Feminist Theory
There are many types of feminism;
Liberal
Radical
Marxist
Black
Task
 In groups you will each be assigned a different
feminist approach
 You will each become an expert on this type of
feminism and teach the other members of your
group!
 Think about what is seen as the main cause of
oppression? What needs to happen in order to
remove this oppression?
 Evaluate!!
Mind map the feminists view of the
family
On this mind map I would like you to
summarise the following...
The feministic view of the family
Marxist, Liberal, Black, and radical
feminism
Criticisms
Revision games
Visit this website:
http://www.educationforum.co.uk/sociology
_2/familymenu.htm
Click on Family interactive tests which is
on the left hand side of the screen
Have a go at perspectives quiz
Then click on family and theory and have
a go at matching and concentration

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  • 1. Tell a story of the development of Marxism....  Beginning of the story= pre-industrial society where there was no privatised property/businesses  Industrial society= privatised property- wealthier- capitalism developed- class conflict  Capitalism and the family- socialised children to become good workers- men could escape exploitive society by regaining their status in the family- family serve capitalism by buying goods, “pester power”, I want this really cool Ipod mummy!!
  • 2. Starter Brainstorm how women have been oppressed in the theories we have looked at so far
  • 3. Lesson Objectives Understand Feminist theory of the family Quote appropriate writers for this theory Understand what the theory suggests Evaluate the theory
  • 4. Feminist Perspectives on the Family Conflict theory Feminism has challenged the view of the family as being based on cooperation, shared interests and love Feminism has tried to show that men gain more from family life than women.
  • 5. Patriarchy  Central to the feminist approach is the idea of patriarchy or male dominance of society.  Patriarchy is reinforced in the family  Feminists argue that men benefit from families at the expense of women - both in their personal experience and broadly because the family sustains patriarchy in society
  • 6. Types of Feminism Dictionary Definition: “Belief in the social, political, and economic equality of the sexes” There are several recognisable branches of feminism
  • 7. Introduction to Feminist Theory There are many types of feminism; Liberal Radical Marxist Black
  • 8. Task  In groups you will each be assigned a different feminist approach  You will each become an expert on this type of feminism and teach the other members of your group!  Think about what is seen as the main cause of oppression? What needs to happen in order to remove this oppression?  Evaluate!!
  • 9. Mind map the feminists view of the family On this mind map I would like you to summarise the following... The feministic view of the family Marxist, Liberal, Black, and radical feminism Criticisms
  • 10. Revision games Visit this website: http://www.educationforum.co.uk/sociology _2/familymenu.htm Click on Family interactive tests which is on the left hand side of the screen Have a go at perspectives quiz Then click on family and theory and have a go at matching and concentration