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The modern family has roots in historical changes and societal shifts from "summary" of The Way We Never Were by Stephanie Coontz
The family has always been a central institution in societies throughout history. However, the structure and dynamics of the family have evolved over time in response to various historical changes and societal shifts. One of the key aspects of the modern family is its adaptability and flexibility in the face of changing social, economic, and cultural conditions. Historically, the family served as an economic unit, with each member playing a specific role in contributing to the household's survival. With the Industrial Revolution and the rise of capitalism, the nature of work and the division of labor shifted, leading to changes in the structure of the family. Women entered the workforce in greater numbers, and the nuclear family became more prevalent as families moved away from extended kinship networks....
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