The Way We Really Are: Coming To Terms With America's Changing Families
Stephanie Coontz examines the changing shape of American families and the assumptions surrounding them. By placing family life in a broader social and historical context, this book offers a thoughtful perspective on how families evolve and what it means to come to terms with those changes.
About This Book
The Way We Really Are explores changing family life in the United States.
Stephanie Coontz considers how ideas about families develop and how they compare with lived social realities.
The book addresses assumptions surrounding American families and encourages a clearer understanding of change.
It offers a social and historical perspective on the ways family structures and expectations evolve.
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