2019
DOI: 10.1515/9783110651010
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Familie im 20. Jahrhundert

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“…Even the methodology shows how strongly the careers of women have been partly dependent on the family (classification in employed or housewife), while for men, a traditional distinction has been made between employed and unemployed. The differences between men and women are to be expected because—until today—in most cultures and regions, women take on a more dominant role in child-rearing and therefore forego gainful employment more often or do so only to a lesser extent than men (Schulte, 2002 ; Neumaier, 2019 ). However, a positive trend can also be seen in the population over time, with the proportion of women in employment rising steadily (Kiss, 2020 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even the methodology shows how strongly the careers of women have been partly dependent on the family (classification in employed or housewife), while for men, a traditional distinction has been made between employed and unemployed. The differences between men and women are to be expected because—until today—in most cultures and regions, women take on a more dominant role in child-rearing and therefore forego gainful employment more often or do so only to a lesser extent than men (Schulte, 2002 ; Neumaier, 2019 ). However, a positive trend can also be seen in the population over time, with the proportion of women in employment rising steadily (Kiss, 2020 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…61 Specifically, the AfD denounced both the West German family law reform of 1976 and the East German family law of 1965 of having facilitated easy divorce at the expense of the traditional family. 62 The third dimension centred on a reorganization of women's work and childcare. Full-time motherhood and a male breadwinner were endorsed as the 'natural' family concept while working motherhood was discredited as a vital danger to the emotional development of young children.…”
Section: German Women As Reproducers: Qualitative Analysis Of the Par...mentioning
confidence: 99%