Deconstructing family time: From ideology to lived experience
Deconstructing family time: From ideology to lived experience
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1741-3737.2001.00283.x
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发表时间：
2001-05-01
影响因子：
6
通讯作者：
Daly, KJ
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作者：
Daly, KJ
“家庭时间”往往被不加批判地接受为一个统一、连贯的概念和普遍可取的目标。为了充分理解家庭时间在体验中的意义，对17个双职工和II单亲家庭的父母进行了访谈，并对4岁和5岁的儿童进行了8次观察。出现的是家庭时间的期望和体验之间的戏剧性不一致。虽然家庭一直期望能有一个积极的团聚体验，但他们通常会感到永远不够，这是为了孩子，他们有责任这样做。在理想和家庭团聚体验之间存在结构性矛盾，通常通过幻灭和内疚来表达。
"Family time" is often uncritically accepted as a uniform, coherent concept and a universally desirable goal. In order to fully understand the meaning of family time in experience, interviews were conducted with parents in 17 dual-earner and II single-parent families, and 8 observation episodes were done with 4- and 5-year-old children in childcare. What emerged was a dramatic discordance between the expectations and experiences of family time. Although families have held on to an expectation of a positive experience of togetherness, they are typically left with a feeling that there is never enough, that it is in the service of children, and that they are duty-bound by it. There is a structural contradiction between the ideals and experience of family rime that is typically expressed through disillusionment and guilt.