Doing Things with Words

In examining 'family policy', previous work on 'family ideology' is developed to demonstrate that 'traditional family sociology' has been 'doing things with words'. In this area sociology, far from being innocuous, has had real impact upon society and may well have been oppressive and deeply reactionary

Epistemology · Historical sociology · Ideology · Political science · Politics · Reactionary · Social science · Sociology · Law · Philosophy · Social Policy and Reform Studies · Social Work Education and Practice · Work-Family Balance Challenges

• Family as Excuse and Extenuating Circumstance

  Gale Miller•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1991

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• Phenomenology, Ethnomethodology, and Family Discourse

  Jaber F Gubrium, James A Holstein•Sourcebook of Family Theories and…•2008

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• We Must Not Define “The Family

  Jon Bernardes•Marriage & Family Review•1999

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• Emotions on the move

  Marcu•Journal of Youth Studies•2011

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• Perceptions of domestic and extra‐domestic environment during the Covid ‐19 pandemic in an Italian representative sample

  Open Access•Manuel Faggiano, Donato et al.•Journal of Community & Applied…•2023

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• Doing home”

  Open Access•Sophia Bowlby, Sophie Bowlby et al.•Women s Studies International Forum•1997

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• Was heißt heute Familie? Thesen zur Familienrhetorik

  Kurt Lüscher•Familie der Zukunft•1995

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• Gender Roles and Food in Families

  Open Access•Susan Gregory, Sue Gregory•Gender, Power and the Household•1999

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• Whose ‘Family’? A Note on ‘The Changing Sociological Construct of the Family’

  Open Access•Jon Bernardes•The Sociological Review•1988

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• Understanding Home

  Open Access•Shelley Mallett•The Sociological Review•2004

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• The politics of concepts

  Open Access•Rosalind Edwards, Jane Ribbens Mccarthy et al.•British Journal of Sociology•2012

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• Founding the New 'Family Studies

  Open Access•Jon Bernardes•The Sociological Review•1988

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• The Powerful Relational Language of 'Family

  Open Access•Jane Ribbens Mccarthy•The Sociological Review•2012

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• Changing Households in Britain

  Open Access•Jacqueline Scott•The Sociological Review•1997

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• The Family as Project

  Open Access•Jaber F Gubrium•The Sociological Review•1988

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• "Studying "Family Usage

  Open Access•James A Holstein•Journal of Contemporary Ethnography•1988

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• Family Discourse, Organizational Embeddedness, and Local Enactment

  Open Access•Jaber F Gubrium, James A Holstein•Journal of Family Issues•1993

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• Responsibilities in Studying Postmodern Families

  Open Access•Jon Bernardes•Journal of Family Issues•1993

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• Combining Methods

  Open Access•Bogusia Temple•Journal of Family Issues•1994

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• The family, politics, and social theory

  David Morgan•The family, politics, and social…•1985

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• Families that work

  Cheryl D Hayes, Sheila B Kamerman•Families that work•1982

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• Family Policy

  Sheila B Kamerman, Alfred J Kahn•Family Policy•1978

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• Social Policy and Social Welfare

  Carmelo Mesa-Lago, Carmelo Mesa‐lago•Looking Forward•2007

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• Hamlet and the Family Ideology

  Joseph Barnett•Journal of the American Academy…•1975

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• The New Right in the Usa and Britain

  Open Access•Miriam E David, Miriam David•Critical Social Policy•1982

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• Fathers, mothers, and others

  Open Access•Jacqueline Wallen•Social Science & Medicine (1967•1977

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• The case against family policy

  Fred Barbaro•Social Work•1979

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• Dependency. A Challenge for Family Policy

  Peggy G Koopman-Boyden•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1985

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• Family, Morality and the New Right

  Martin Durham•Parliamentary Affairs•1985

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• Morphogenesis versus Structuration

  Melanie S Archer, Margaret S Archer•British Journal of Sociology•1982

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• The Limitations of Social Research

  John Wakeford, M D Shipman•British Journal of Sociology•1974

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• Social Issues in British Society

  Stephen Edgell, Gerry Popplestone•British Journal of Sociology•1987

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• Women in Germany, 1925-1940

  Tim Mason•History Workshop Journal•1976

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• Multidimensional Developmental Pathways

  Open Access•Jon Bernardes•The Sociological Review•1986

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• Year book of social policy 1987-88

  Open Access•Phyllida Parsloe•Social Science & Medicine•1989

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• Antiabortion, Antifeminism, and the Rise of the New Right

  Rosalind Pollack Petchesky•Feminist Studies•1981

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• In Search of 'The Family' - Analysis of the 1981 United Kingdom Census

  Open Access•Jon Bernardes•The Sociological Review•1986

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• The Conditions of Action, Power and the Problem of Interests

  Open Access•Katharine Betts•The Sociological Review•1986

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• Family Ideology

  Open Access•Jon Bernardes•The Sociological Review•1985

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• The Family

  Bert N Adams•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1985

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• Contemporary Families and Alternative Lifestyles

  Robert N Whitehurst, Eleanor D Macklin et al.•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1983

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• Policy, Social Policy, and Family Policy

  Shirley L Zimmerman•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1979

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• Why We Need a Family Policy

  Harold Feldman•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1979

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• The Family in Question

  Linda A Bell, Linda Bell et al.•Man•1987

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• Family Policy

  Alan Macfarlane, Margaret Wynn•Man•1973

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• Family Rhetoric as Social Order

  Open Access•Jaber F Gubrium, Robert J Lynott•Journal of Family Issues•1985

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• Family Policy

  Open Access•Andrew J Cherlin, Andrew Cherlin•Journal of Family Issues•1983

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• Reconsidering Family Policy

  Open Access•John Scanzoni•Journal of Family Issues•1982

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• Bear and Mouse or Bear and Tree? Anthony Giddens's Reconstitution of Social Theory

  Open Access•Nigel Thrift•Sociology•1985

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• Micro Analyses and Social Structure

  Open Access•Per Måseide•Acta Sociologica•1982

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• The social construction of teenage pregnancy

  Open Access•Anne Murcott•Sociology of Health & Illness•1980

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