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,Folgerungen für das moderne Gymnasium,ions) around parenting in general, and parental leave in particular. The chapter also outlines the design of the study, and provides demographic information about the couples that make up the sample. At heart, the study is designed to investigate two contradictions: (1) the contradiction between ide

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,Wissensmanagement für das Gymnasium,ess demands. At the same time, I discuss narratives of sleep as they related to ‘sleeping together’, with sexuality and intimacy as one barometer of couple harmony. Overall, the chapter points to some of the difficulties faced by parents to maintain a balance between optimal childcare and optimal co

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,Wissensmanagement für das Gymnasium,the one hand, couple relationships are idealised as ‘loose’, equitable and intimate; on the other, parenting relationships are idealised as ‘permanent’, intensive and highly gendered. Taking a practice-based approach, the book has explored how these negotiations played out at material, physiological

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at play in raising the next generation at material, physiological and cultural levels. Chapters explore these levels through concrete practices: birth, feeding and sleeping—three of the most highly moralised areas of contemporary parenting culture.?.978-3-030-77405-9978-3-030-77403-5

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,Folgerungen für das moderne Gymnasium,h the ‘reflexive modernisation’ thesis (Beck and Beck-Gernsheim, .. Polity, 1995). An overview of these two bodies of literature, as well as the policy context around parental leave and childcare (particularly the low take-up for ‘shared’ parental leave, the current policy iteration) sets the scene