Psicologia sociale delle relazioni familiari

Identità, progetti, traiettorie

Laura Migliorini, Nadia Rania

• Editore: Editori Laterza
• Anno: 2014
• ISBN:
  9788858115381
• Argomento: Psychology
• Categoria: Social Psychology

La famiglia si può considerare un organismo 'flessibile', adattabile, al centro di mutamenti individuali e psicologici, ma anche sociali e demografici. Le sue profonde trasformazioni identificano nuove modalità di relazione, caratterizzate non più esclusivamente da legami stabili e di sangue ma sempre più da nuove strategie del vivere insieme. Il volume inquadra l'identità della famiglia in prospettiva psico-sociale, analizza i fondamenti teorici per lo studio delle relazioni che la contraddistinguono ed esamina alcune tra le molteplici forme che essa assume.

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Indice dei contenuti

• Introduzione
• Parte prima. Fondamenti teorici
• I. Psicologia sociale delle relazioni familiari
• II. La famiglia è un piccolo gruppo
• III. Ecologia e resilienza familiare
• IV. Ciclo di vita e routine familiari
• V. Psicologia delle relazioni intime: costruire e mantenere legami
• Parte seconda. Traiettorie individuali, di coppia e di gruppo familiare
• VI. Convivenza e matrimonio: significati individuali e sociali delle relazioni di coppia
• VII. La coppia di fronte alla scelta generativa
• VIII. Contesti familiari e relazioni interetniche
• IX. Costellazioni familiari: quando eventi e percorsi ridisegnano il vivere insieme
• X. La generatività sociale: famiglie adottive e famiglie affidatarie
• Conclusioni. La famiglia come «continuum» relazionale
• Riferimenti bibliografici