Family life and alcohol consumption: The transmission of 'public' and 'private' drinking cultures
Family life and alcohol consumption: The transmission of 'public' and 'private' drinking cultures
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DOI：
10.3109/09687637.2011.640720
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发表时间：
2012-01-01
影响因子：
1.9
通讯作者：
Gould, Myles
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作者：
Jayne, Mark;Valentine, Gill;Gould, Myles
本文探讨了饮酒文化在家庭中的传播。我们特别强调了家庭的差异性和话语性建设，父母/照顾者乐于在“安全”环境中向孩子介绍酒精，而不是公共场所，他们认为公共场所饮酒与暴力和混乱有关。通过介绍在英国进行的实证研究，我们认为父母/照顾者错过了向孩子传授他们一生中可能经历的饮酒习惯和空间范围的机会，并且未能让孩子了解作为未来潜在饮酒者的更广泛的社会责任。我们以理论和政策相关的见解作为结论。
This article considers the transmission of drinking cultures within families. In particular, we highlight the differential and discursive construction of the home as a space where parents/carers are happy to introduce children to alcohol in a 'safe' environment in opposition to public spaces which they consider to be locations where alcohol consumption is associated with violence and disorder. Presenting empirical research undertaken in the UK, we argue that parents/carers miss the opportunity to teach children about the range of drinking practices and spaces they may experience throughout their lives and fail to engage with their children about wider social responsibilities as potential drinkers in the future. We conclude with theoretical- and policy-relevant insights.