and our guests today are sociologist elena rozhdestvenskaya and financial analyst mikhail khanov.hat. well, i used to be, again, i’m a little exaggerating the stern dad who checks the lessons and slaps me on the head. such a controller looking down from above, whether the father has become more partner-like, more democratic in relation to the child. you know, i’m not entirely sure that this is the picture that you describe, yes, and i would immediately think, yeah, this is the same patriarch who is at the head, the patriarch’s surname is like that, yes, and on whom it really depended not only in general all life, but also the survival of this family, today we are going through - not the recent experience of a socialist state with total state power over the family, because in order to mobilize the broad masses for socially useful work, it was necessary to first unpack the family, if not destroyed and then reassembled on socialist grounds, in this situation the role of the father was completely lost, with motherhood, with mothers the state had an almost direct contract, you give bir

to talk about this role, we invited sociologist, professor at the higher school of economics, elena rozhdestvenskayaague and financial analyst mikhail khanov. just in case, i will explain that mikhail is the father of four children, elena is the mother of two children, well, i am also the father of two children, which i am extremely proud of. and one more important clarification. in favor of the public, and men began to spend less and less time at home, the labor of production and the family, the family structure began to move away more and more from each other, comes deprivatization of fatherhood, that is, fatherhood is essentially separated from this family home, and part of the caregiving function is transferred mostly to women, here we understand that something has happened to the household, and society has begun to value something completely different. things, not the extent to which a man, a father of a family , is immersed in these practices of care, concerns of exercising control and responsibility, but only to the extent to which they are financial providers, to what extent they can earn mo