675 KB40 KB196520252019Šori, Iztokštevilka:4letnik:56str. 1105-1119, 1208ISSN:0040-3598COBISSID:36575581URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-JY4MAYY3enVisoka šola za politične vedeTeorija in praksaArchetype (Psychology)Arhetip (psihologija)Enostarševske družineFatherhoodMasculinitymaterinska ljubezenMoškostOčetovstvoSingle-parent familiesLone fatherhood, the deficit of motherly love and institutional discrimination|The article critically reflects on the idea of motherly love found in the works of Fromm, Parsons and Bales and empirically examines how lone fathers understand this idea and how it is embedded in the actions of public institutions. Evidence from interviews show that lone fathers perceive motherly love as the only deficit in their care for their children. While through their day-to-day care they intentionally or unintentionally deconstruct gender norms and the boundaries of masculinity, they simultaneously restore them at the level of a less tangible emotional experience. The idea of motherly love being reproduced on the institutional level leads to discrimination against (lone) fathers and the marginalisation of atypical masculinitiesČlanek kritično premišlja idejo materinske ljubezni v delih Fromma, Parsonsa in Balesa ter empirično preučuje vprašanji, kako očetje, ki sami skrbijo za otroke, razumejo to idejo in kako je ta vpeta v delovanje javnih institucij. Naracije v intervjujih so pokazale, da očetje materinsko ljubezen dojemajo kot edini primanjkljaj v skrbi za otroke. Medtem ko z vsakodnevno skrbjo zavestno ali nehote dekonstruirajo spolne norme in meje moškosti, jih hkrati vzpostavljajo na ravni manj oprijemljivega čustvenega doživljanja. Reprodukcija ideje o materinski ljubezni na institucionalni ravni povzroča diskriminacijo očetov in marginalizacijo netipičnih moškostiTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za družbene vede