Studying postmodern families: A feminist analysis of ethical tensions in work and family research

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Feminist researchers aimed to create knowledge emergent from people in relationship with one another through dialogue and reflexivity. With reflexivity, researchers scrutinize themselves and their practices, in an attempt to explore the ethical dilemmas permeating such a research process that impinge on the creation of knowledge.

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Who is responsible for responsible fathering?

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Issues concerning the sociohistorical context of childhood, fatherhood and motherhood are discussed. It is important that any definition of fatherhood reflects the real world, in which men and women do not have access to the same level of economic resources.

Social aspects, Fatherhood

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Refracted knowledge: Viewing families through the prism of social science

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A vision for family science where the fit of the empirical world in the reality of everyday life is presented.

Observations, Social science research

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