The “New Man” is in the House: Young Men, Social Change, and Housework:

作者: Andrew Singleton , Janemaree Maher

DOI: 10.3149/JMS.1203.227

关键词: Equity (economics)Social changeNew WomanGender studiesGeneration xIdentity (social science)Meaning (existential)Value (ethics)OptimismSociology

摘要: Many scholars and journalists argue that housework is slowly being transformed in the late-modern era, with men doing more housework, women less, outside help utilized often. Much of this optimism held out for younger age groups, especially members “Generation X” (those born between 1965 1979). Drawing on findings from interviews 22 middle-class Generation X men, article examines meaning value these extent to which it conforms “optimistic accounts” change (McMahon, 1999). Contrary popular images “New Man” Woman,” a picture continuity rather than emerges overall. are largely disinterested identity possibilities flow discourses equity fairness, content be domestic “helpers.” The men's comfort their current arrangement identified as major impediment achieving equality. only area when practices might changin...

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