Titlebook: Researching Intimacy in Families; Jacqui Gabb Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2008 Affect.childho

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Researching Families and Childhood,lysis of the patterning of family intimacy and the generational dynamic of parent-child relationships. Second, how families and childhood are characterised has affected the approaches that researchers adopt. For example, framed as a functional reproductive unit, the research lens tends not to look b

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Mapping Intimacy in Families,g Anthony Giddens’ ideas of reflexivity and self-identity, they found that while these ideas and conceptual ‘tools’ were useful as a starting point, they had to be operationalised in order to address empirical research. ‘In practice the data outgrew the theory, which we found spoke primarily to a pa

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Conclusion,and ideas were unpacked under the rubric of ‘sensitive topic’ research and the ethical debates around researching families and childhood. Following from this in chapter 3, I detailed research approaches that characterise and have shaped these fields of study. I outlined the qualitative methods and a

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The Affect of Methods,methods and how these have responded to and extended wider social trends in the patterning of relational life. In chapters 4 and 5 I interrogated conceptual understandings of the changing patterns of intimate life and family relationships.

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Introduction,e been the focus of sociologically informed research for some considerable time. Recently, the field of inquiry has broadened to include our intimate relationships with those within and without our familial circle. This draws attention to the processes by which families are made and remade through e

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Conceptualisations of Intimacy,s analysis but has not been unpacked in a critically rigorous way. In this chapter I review conceptualisations of intimacy in family relationships and examine how the ‘interiority of family life’ (Smart 2004b: 1048) has been evinced in sociological research. As Lynn Jamieson says, ‘Intimacy is at th

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