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postmodern family: a standalone construct

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postmodernfamily1 CONSTRUCTPostmodern familySTACEY · FAMILY SOCIOLOGY

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Family sociology

the diverse, fluid and often recombined household forms that followed the decline of the single dominant breadwinner-homemaker family.

In family sociology, postmodern family refers to the diverse, fluid and often recombined household forms that followed the decline of the single dominant breadwinner-homemaker family. This meaning comes from Stacey (1990) in Brave new families.[1]

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  1. Stacey, J. (1990). Brave new families. Basic Books. ISBN 9780465007523

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