Redefining Fatherhood / / Nancy E. Dowd.
Most fathers parent less than most mothers. Those fathers who do parent equally or more so than mothers are poorly supported by our society. For children this means a loss of adult care, as well as an ongoing and sharply defined differentiation between fathers and mothers. Fathers are not present in...
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Year of Publication: | 2000 |
Language: | English |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- PART I. CONTEMPORARY FATHERS
- Chapter 1. The Context of Fatherhood
- Chapter 2. Fathers in Practice: The Conduct of Fatherhood
- Chapter 3. Fatherhood,Work, and Family
- Chapter 4. Subgroups of Fathers
- Chapter 5. Summary
- PART II. FATHERS IN LAW
- Chapter 6. Constitutional Fathers
- Chapter 7. Biological Fathers
- Chapter 8. Economic Fathers
- PART III. REDEFINING FATHERHOOD
- Chapter 9. A New Model
- Chapter 10. Gender Challenges: Masculinities and Mothers
- Chapter 11. Redefined Fatherhood
- Epilogue
- References and Bibliography
- Index
- About the Author