SOCIAL FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO THE FAMILY CRISIS

Abstract

This article analyzes, from a socio-philosophical perspective, the role of the family institution in social life and its importance in shaping individual spirituality and social relations. It examines the social factors contributing to the family crisis, particularly economic difficulties, unemployment, low income, housing problems, changes in relationships among family members, and social inequality. It also analyzes the changes that have occurred in the functions of the family under traditional, industrial, and post-industrial societies and demonstrates their impact on family stability