중년기 자녀의 노부모 부양 : 의무에서 성숙의 차원으로

Middle-aged children's filial responsibility of their aging parents: From filial obligation to filial maturity

  • 옥경희 (광주대학교 가정관리학과)
  • 발행 : 1996.06.01

초록

Due to the increase in life expectancy the family life of recent days has been through significant changes including prolonged relationships among different generations within families and changing roles and relationships. From the perspective of the care for elderly parents middle-aged children's filial responsibility habe been examined. Based on balanced reciprocity between middle-aged children and their aging parents each party is able to allow each other to respond needs and to respect rights. It is assumed that middle-aged children's moral development may be useful to discriminate levels of filial responsibility from filial obligation to filial maturity. This assumption challenges previous beliefs that filial obligation and filial maturity are the same,.

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