Titlebook: Reconfiguring Relations in the Empty Nest; Those Who Leave and Magdalena ?adkowska,Marta Skowrońska,Filip Schmidt Book 2024 The Editor(s)

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Introduction: The Empty Nest in Poland and in France,ns to be answered. It also sheds light on the socio-demographic context of leaving the nest in France and Poland and analyses the differences between the two societies in this regard. The second part of the chapter is devoted to an overview of the volume and its summary.

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Introduction: The Empty Nest in Poland and in France,on than psychological ones. As a book Introduction, it presents the project overview with characteristics of respondents and the main research questions to be answered. It also sheds light on the socio-demographic context of leaving the nest in France and Poland and analyses the differences between

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,The Value of “Empty Nest Syndrome” in Sociology,the phase of family life when children leave their parents. The chapter delves into the history of the family home, highlighting the shift towards private and intimate family life in the late nineteenth century. The confinement of women in family life is also discussed, with Dorothy Canfield’s analo

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The Empty Nest as a Phase of Fatherhooder, in comparison to women, men still primarily serve as the main providers for their families, and their professional careers remain central to their identities. Additionally, the risk of being negatively judged as parents is generally lower for men. This chapter explores the changing role of fathe

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Adult Children’s Bedrooms and the Emptying Nest: Mechanisms of Transitionspaces and objects, with a particular emphasis on the bedrooms of adult children. By analysing 62 qualitative, in-depth dyadic interviews in Poland and France between 2018 and 2020, the authors investigate the shifting dynamics of parental roles and identities during this critical transition period.

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Return to the ‘Full Nest’—Re-Cohabitation in Times of the Pandemic in France and Polandean countries. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected many families, reorganising family routines. Young adults who had recently been living independently—engaged in work, studies, and intimate relationships—have returned to their family homes. This chapter aims to explore the phenomenon of adult childr

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Animals in the Empty Nest: Recomposition of Family Roleshese roles. Humans often treat pets as if they were family members, seeking emotional support from them and viewing them as their “fur babies”. In this chapter, we explore how households without adult children are influenced by the presence of non-human actors, such as dogs and cats. Specifically, w

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