Friendship: Developing a Sociological Perspective |
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Friends mates and others | 13 |
Friendship choice and constraint | 30 |
Friendship and social organisation | 48 |
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activities analysis anthropologists argued become boundaries certainly Chapter characterised circumstances commitment community studies concerned consequence constraints contacts context couple course cross-gender friendships dependent develop discussed divorce Dobash domestic domestic violence dominant elderly emphasised especially example extent factors female focus forms of sociability friends friends provide friendship circles friendship networks friendship patterns gender geographical mobility Hess household immediate social environment impact important individual individual's informal relationships interaction involved issues Jerrome leisure less limited Litwak lives maintained male marital marriage mateship matters middle-class Nonetheless normally opportunities participant observation particular patterns of friendship people's personal relationships personal space position privatised problems recognised relatively responsibilities role routinely sense servicing friendships significance of friendship sociable relationships sociable ties social integration social networks social organisation social structure socialising sociological sociologists sociology of friendship solidarity specific studies sustain tend unemployment widowhood widows wives women