Marriage in an Age of Cohabitation:How and When People Tie the Knot in the Twenty-First Century

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社会学史

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2014年01月16日
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9780199002634
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224
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英文
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In Marriage in the Age of Cohabitation, sociologists Maureen Baker and Vivienne Elizabeth present a cutting-edge discussion of contemporary ideas about marriage and living together. They explore the reasons why certain couples - both same-sex and different-sex - who cohabitate eventually decide to formalize their long-term relationship, and whether formalization actually makes a difference for the couple and those around them. While the decision to marry has evolved from previous generations, so have the practices surrounding wedding rituals. The authors discuss aspects of the wedding industry, examining which traditions couples are retaining and which they are personalizing, such as writing non-patriarchal vows and sharing personal stories about their relationship.
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