چکیده:
Western society, at the threshold of the twenty-first century and having passed the Age of Enlightenment and the Industrial Revolution, is grappling with dilemmas in various fields. The transformations of recent decades in different areas of culture and society have not spared the family, to the extent that the "family" has become a serious concern for moralists in the West. The emergence of new social movements is one of the most important sparks for redefining the family, the collapse of the traditional family, and the emergence of the modern family. In this article, by referring to Western literature, especially the United States and England, and using statistical citations, instances and consequences of the decline of the family, such as unconventional families, marriage, divorce, abortion, and illegitimate children, are addressed. Statistical results show that the decline of traditional families in the West is serious.
خلاصه ماشینی:
In this article, by referring to Western literature, especially the United States and England, and using statistical citations, instances and consequences of the decline of the family, such as unconventional families, marriage, divorce, abortion, and illegitimate children, are addressed.
___________________________ [1] - Queer Families [2] - Prineston [3] - Masachoset The Decline of the Family, a Political Response and a Religious Reaction It is now evident that the current state of the family in the West, namely the large and increasing number of divorced and single-parent families, entails significant social and economic costs for society.
The consequences of the existence of such families for society include: 1)- A dramatic increase in the number of illegitimate children; 2)- A dramatic increase in psychotic issues among children and single parents; 3)- An increased risk of violence and child abuse; 4)- An increase in problems related to the physical health of children and single parents; 5)- An increase in academic and educational impairments; such as learning difficulties, high dropout rates, and the growth of negative attitudes toward oneself and others, which jeopardizes children's learning and their success in participating in modern life.
1) These consequences impose a heavy economic and social burden on the state; therefore, at least in the coming decades, due to the increase in divorce, the number of illegitimate children, and couples living together without marriage, as well as childhood traumas, juvenile delinquency, and the resulting diseases, there will also be significant growth.
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