2018
DOI: 10.26758/8.1.29
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The Bulgarian family in the early 21st century

Abstract: Objectives. The research examines some major trends in the development of the Bulgarian family in the early 21 st century. One of these trends is characteristic for all the industrial societiesthe increase of the number of people who do not want to start a family. On the other hand, there is a switch from the typical model of a family with two children to the family model with one child or without children. These general trends in Bulgaria are reinforced by a number of factors specific for the period of transi… Show more

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“…On one occasion, his father jokingly addresses him as 'zombie' and the family is never portrayed as spending time together. These examples of families in crisis correspond with notions of the degradation of traditional family structures in Bulgaria post-communism (See: Pachkova 2018). The dysfunctional family and personal relations depicted in Love.net exemplify larger societal issues, linked to communication breakdown, inability to mitigate conflict and a cynical attitude towards intimacy.…”
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“…On one occasion, his father jokingly addresses him as 'zombie' and the family is never portrayed as spending time together. These examples of families in crisis correspond with notions of the degradation of traditional family structures in Bulgaria post-communism (See: Pachkova 2018). The dysfunctional family and personal relations depicted in Love.net exemplify larger societal issues, linked to communication breakdown, inability to mitigate conflict and a cynical attitude towards intimacy.…”
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confidence: 71%