چکیده:
Since 1960s the feminist theory has criticized the centrality of men in the traditional families and the role of women as housewives. Sex revolution _ the ratification of the law of divorce without culpability _ resulted in fundamental changes in the family. The feminists، claiming to give a better life and various freedoms to women، ignored humiliated their maternal instincts and emotions. Encouraging women to work out of the house، assimilating them to men، and ignoring their differences with men were considered as the ideals of the different branches of feminists and are still disseminated. At the same time، some Western intellectuals have deeply criticized this theory، putting forward the detrimental consequences of feminism to the family foundation. The writer of the book “Domestic Tranquility” is among the critics of feminism and this paper is a translation of a part of his book.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Tranquility at Home Translation of the book Domestic Tranquility Abstract Feminist theory, since the late 60s, has criticized the centrality of men in the traditional family and the role of women as homemakers.
Based on the feminist thoughts of "Betty Friedan" and "Simone de Beauvoir"(4) and according to their beliefs, the homemaker woman is a "parasite"(5) whose status is less than a human being, whose life lacks the capacity and ability of an adult and intelligent human, and who, without real goals, devotes herself to her husband, children, and home.
Murray,1984) Contrary to the claims of some feminists regarding support for the family, the women's movement has actively engaged in the destruction of the traditional family, and this subject is considered one of the main goals of feminism in the book "Sexual Politics"(1) by "Kate Millett"(2) (Millett,1969,P 127).
Willis,1993) After the resurgence of feminism in the 1960s, feminists made many efforts to downgrade the status of men as the breadwinner(4) of the family, the result of which was the loss of the value of the roles of wifehood and motherhood in Western societies, instead of a sense of peace, creating increasing dissatisfaction among women.
Masculine Spheres According to this view, since women rely too much on their feminine state; their needs are not met in the work environment, and this issue is the most important factor in their failure to achieve equal conditions with men.
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