The Function of Families

As everyone knows, ectopic fiction is open to readers. With the facts of the cold of many ectopic novels, especially because they have many similarities with modern society. Family relationship is considered to be the most important relationship in modern society. In Atwood's "The Handmaid's Tale" and Orwell's 1984, both have been damaging basic human values. One of the main values ​​to be erased in two novels is the family unit function. The idea that families are better than all other problems is a very general ideal in many contemporary societies and past societies.

The core of family function is family unity and intimacy. As mentioned above, the central function of home communication is to manage separation and connection within the home system. Communication promotes the emotional connection and cohesion of the family and helps to balance the emotional distance between the members. Families interact in ways that increase or decrease intimacy and intimacy, and use families as a system. In the case of Heather and Ron, the intimacy between members and the connection as a family are challenged and renegotiated. Even without catastrophic events, managing the tension between intimacy and independence is the foundation of family life. Intimacy / relationships are characterized by intimate behavior and intimate emotions, that is, emotional ties that share knowledge, interdependence, mutual dedication, and dedication.

Marriage is an institutional relationship within the family system. It generally achieves many functions that are attributed to families. Family functions include basic personality formation, identity attribution, socialization, stress management and membership change, economic cooperation, adult breeding, and stability. Many of these functions are not mandatory for marriage, but improve the marriage system and the evidence shows that marriage is important for individual well-being. Marriage may become indispensable rather than becoming less important or becoming less important.