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Roles and Relationships (Domestic division of labour (Feminists (Women are…

- - - - Duncombe & Marsden (1995) The Triple Shift - burden of paid work, domestic work, and emotional work.
      - The Dual Burden - burden of paid work and domestic work
- - - - Physical
      - Sexual
      - Psychological
      - Emotional
      - Economic
    - - 1 in 4 women will experience DV
      - Each yeat about 150 people are killed by current or former partner (80% are women)
      - Sugar Magazine (2005) - 43% thought it was ok for a boyfriend to get aggressive. 6% thought it was ok to hit a girlfriend for a valid reason. Over 40% would consider giving their boyfriend another change
      - Dobash & Dobash (1979) - 25% experienced violence for a minimum of 45 minutes, and usually took place on Friday and Saturday nights between 10pm and 12am.
    - - History - place of women historically, it was acceptable for men to commit DV, 'lawful correction' in the 19th century
      - Patriarchy - male dominated society
      - Ideological preparation - gender role socialisation
    - - R
        
        Patriarchal society
        
        Men only hit women
        
        Family is the key source of oppression
      - M
        
        Capitalism promotes DV
        
        Men bring home their oppression and take it out on women
        
        Ainsley (1972) - women are 'takers of shit'
      - L
        
        Need to improve the position of women in society to improve it in the family
        
        Have been improvements e.g. Marital Rape Act (1991)
        
        There are male victims too
      - Elliott (1996) - criticises feminists as DV happens in same sex couples, most men are against DV, and what about men who are victims?