Familialisation of Care in European Societies: Between Family and the State

Furmańska-Maruszak, Agnieszka; Suwada, Katarzyna

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-73306-3_10

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“…“De-familialization” describes the transfer of activities from the family to care systems and “familialization” from care systems to the family ( 92 ). This concept was used to develop international comparisons ( 93 – 95 ) and to study the consequences for gender equality ( 96 ). But “familialization” has also an alternative meaning.…”

Section: Toward a Pws Food Social Norms Internalization Theorymentioning

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Food socialization of children with Prader-Willi syndrome: an interdisciplinary problematization

2023

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Eating “disorders” of people with Prader-Willi syndrome are frequently reported in the biomedical literature. The eating behaviors are presented as a syndrome-specific trajectory over the course of a lifetime. Infants initially show anorexic behavior, which then develops into hyperphagia that lasts from childhood to adulthood and is characterized by strong cravings for food and relentless thinking about it. However, the sociocultural determinants of these food practices are not fully understood. In the first section of this article, we carry out a literature review of medical articles published on disordered eating in children with PWS. The second section draws on a social science perspective and offers an interdisciplinary problematization using the concept of food socialization. To conclude, the third section explores the challenges facing research and new questions that emerge from the alternative problematization that is the PWS Food Social Norms Internalization (FSNI) theory.

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Section: Toward a Pws Food Social Norms Internalization Theorymentioning

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Food socialization of children with Prader-Willi syndrome: an interdisciplinary problematization

2023

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“…It is seen as a cultural norm, valid within the social script of the role (Racław, 2020). In implicit familialism which is the case in Poland, there is a lack of any instruments of support, thus the family needs to provide care because of the lack of alternatives (Furmańska-Maruszak & Suwada, 2021). Poland does not have a well-functioning, developed long-term care system for the elderly and benefits for both caregivers and the elderly are often considered inadequate.…”

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“…Poland does not have a well-functioning, developed long-term care system for the elderly and benefits for both caregivers and the elderly are often considered inadequate. Homecare assistance is not well developed either (Furmańska-Maruszak & Suwada, 2021). As stated in the introduction, the post-parental phase might be of interest not only to social policy planners in European Union countries but also to the entire health system including family therapists.…”

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Motherhood in the empty nest - a lack of social recognition?

Herzberg-Kurasz

2023

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This article explores a socially and sociologically unrecognised stage of motherhood when adult children leave the family home. Regarding family policies, social context, and individual attitudes towards this stage and reconfiguration of a mother's social role of a mother -there is still a notable gap in the research on family issues. Becoming a mother in an empty nest is an individual process following considerable life changes. Despite its importance, it appears to be treated with less validity than the experiences of mothers who are navigating through the early stages of motherhood. Therefore, this paper shows what happens in the lives of women whose role as mothers is being transformed. It complements research on the family life course by focusing on the reconfiguration of the maternal role and the experience of motherhood at the stage of an empty nest. The article is based on empirical material collected between 2019 and 2021 within a 36-month longitudinal qualitative study of individuals and couples in Poland whose adult children had left the family home.

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