THE MORAL AND SOCIAL ORGANISATION OF THE HOME Sample Clauses

THE MORAL AND SOCIAL ORGANISATION OF THE HOME. Another important aspect of how membership of a specific household informs how people understand what is going on and interact with one another is the routine assumptions they make about one another’s rights and responsibilities and potential accountabilities. This sense of the moral order of the home2 provides for an understanding of what features might or might not be taken to be remarkable or problematic. In Deliverable 5.1 we already took note of this moral order and its importance through examples such as the following: N: " when he has visitors over .. I am always checking up with him to see what it is he is doing .. when he is on the web ... I get a bit worried... its mainly those games .. with him and his mates.. but as he gets older I more worried about him looking up dodgy stuff ... I can deal with it if he does it,,, but I don't want ...his mates coming round here to look up porn
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