Resourcing Children in a Changing Rural Context: Fathering and Farm Succession in Two Generations of Farmers
Resourcing Children in a Changing Rural Context: Fathering and Farm Succession in Two Generations of Farmers
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DOI：
10.1111/soru.12003
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发表时间：
2013-01-01
影响因子：
4.1
通讯作者：
Overrein, Grete
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作者：
Brandth, Berit;Overrein, Grete
尽管有大量的国际文献的父亲和父亲，一直是有限的研究男性的父亲在农村/农业背景下的做法。本文介绍了挪威两代农民及其作为幼儿父亲的做法，并展示了从20世纪60年代到今天，父亲的做法是如何变化的。老一代的父亲是根据他们的孩子将来会接管农场并成为农民的期望来养育孩子的，而年轻一代的父亲则更多地根据当代的密集养育规范来养育孩子。当代农业父亲认为，重要的是让孩子掌握现代社会后期普遍需要的技能和能力，农业劳动过程的变化被认为是影响这一变化的因素。结合现代儿童的规范，新的育儿文化强烈影响了父亲的做法，农民父亲。这项研究有助于了解家庭关系在农业继承过程中发挥重要作用的方式
Despite an abundant amount of international literature on fatherhood and fathering, there has been limited research on men's fathering practices in a rural/agricultural context. This article deals with two generations of farmers in Norway and their practices as fathers of young children, and shows how fathering practices have changed from the 1960s until today. While the older generation fathered in accordance with the expectation that their children would take over the farm and become farmers in the future, the younger generation of fathers practiced childcare more in terms of the contemporary norms of intensive parenting. Contemporary farming fathers see it as important to equip children with skills and competences that are generally demanded in late modern society, with changes in the agricultural labour process being identified as influencing this change. Combined with the norms of modern childhood, the new parenting culture strongly impacts on fathering practices for farming fathers. The study contributes knowledge to the ways in which family relations play an important role in succession processes in farming