Families as They Really Are [Paperback] [2009] (Author) Barbara J. Risman
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Families as They Really Are [Paperback] [2009] (Author) Barbara J. Risman

by Barbara J. Risman

Sociology Nonfiction Family Studies
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Families as They Really Are, edited by Barbara J. Risman, delves into the authentic nature of contemporary family life. This 2009 paperback presents sociological perspectives on family structures, relationships, and societal roles, offering a grounded view free from idealizations. It serves as an essential resource for exploring real-world family dynamics.

About This Book

Families as They Really Are offers a comprehensive examination of family life from a sociological perspective. Edited by Barbara J. Risman, this paperback edition from 2009 provides readers with an in-depth look at the structures and experiences that define families today.

The book draws on various scholarly contributions to present a realistic portrayal of family dynamics, moving beyond stereotypes to highlight diverse realities. It addresses key aspects of family relationships and societal influences in an accessible manner.

Ideal for students and researchers, the text encourages critical thinking about how families evolve and adapt. Risman's work underscores the importance of understanding families as they truly exist in the modern world.

Through its edited format, the book compiles expert insights to foster a nuanced appreciation of family sociology.

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