2020
DOI: 10.22355/exaequo.2020.41.11
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Mães cuidadoras, pais imperfeitos: Diferenças de género numa revista portuguesa para mães e pais

Abstract: Resumo 1A análise de revistas dirigidas a mães permite conhecer os modelos de maternidade dominantes em cada época e a sua evolução e permeabilidade a mudanças sociais, preocupações médicas e estratégias políticas vigentes. Neste artigo, analisamos o conteúdo de 16 artigos da edição portuguesa de 2015 da revista Pais & Filhos para verificar se ela reflete o maior equilíbrio entre mães e pais no cuidado dos/as filhos/as que é defendido na sociedade atual e promovido na recente legislação sobre licença parental.… Show more

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“…The intensive motherhood model that dominates Portuguese society is also starting to be applied to fathers. César, Oliveira, and Fontaine (2020) observed the rise of a broader, intensive parenting model that imposes high demands on both parents and relates to negative feelings that affect mothers' quality of life and well-being . Although women report higher PB, men's PB seems to have a stronger impact on their mental health and is more strongly associated with neglectful behavior toward their children .…”
Section: Contributions Of the Brazilian-portuguese Versionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The intensive motherhood model that dominates Portuguese society is also starting to be applied to fathers. César, Oliveira, and Fontaine (2020) observed the rise of a broader, intensive parenting model that imposes high demands on both parents and relates to negative feelings that affect mothers' quality of life and well-being . Although women report higher PB, men's PB seems to have a stronger impact on their mental health and is more strongly associated with neglectful behavior toward their children .…”
Section: Contributions Of the Brazilian-portuguese Versionmentioning
confidence: 99%