La transformación de la familia a principios del siglo XXI: a propósito de un caso

Translated title of the contribution: The transformation of the family at the beginning of the 21st century: about a case

Carles Perez Testor, Inés Aramburu , Montserrat Davins , Berta Aznar , Josep Mercadal

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Abstract

The European family is characterized by having had a deep transformation in the recent decades.
It has changed from a patriarchal model - in which the father was responsible for the key
decisions of the family - to a post-patriarchal one, where the couple shares all decisions and
responsibilities equally. There have been many changes that have generated this new situation:
change of roles, increase of life expectancy, reduced reproductive burden, declining birth rate,
rupture of inbreeding, social consolidation of divorce, etc. However, the primary function of the
family remains intact; to promote the integral growth of its members. Thus, the family remains
the group where you are born and where the basic needs of the children are assumed. The family
is a groupin which members cohere, love each other and are bond to each other for helping them
grow and live as people in all the dimensions: cognitive, affective, relational, etc. In the second
part of the article, we present the case of a family in which its pathological functioning impedes
them to accomplish the expected emotional functions that are structured in a chaotic and
disorganized way
Translated title of the contribution The transformation of the family at the beginning of the 21st century: about a case
Original languageSpanish
Pages1-13
Number of pages14
No.16
Specialist publicationRevista Internacional de Psicoanálisis de Pareja y Familia
PublisherAsociación Internacional de Psicoanálisis de Pareja y Familia
Publication statusPublished - 1 May 2017

Keywords

  • Family
  • Emotional functions
  • Growth
  • Conteinment

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