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Modern Marriage

Modern Marriage

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PREORDER - Expected ship date April 13, 2027

ISBN10: 191255979X
ISBN13: 9781912559794
Publisher: Notting Hill Editions
Published: Apr 13 2027
Pages: 192
Weight: 0.81
Language: English
A new essay from one of Britain's most celebrated state-of-the-nation novelists.

Marriage has been around for over 4,300 years and while it remains a union that establishes the rights and obligations of two people, it has - for the most part - changed out of all recognition.

In this discerning essay, novelist Amanda Craig asks what it means to be married in the twenty-first century. How has female economic independence, gay marriage, divorce, increasing longevity and equality changed the institution? Why do people still want it? Is it outdated, as many claim, or still the key to happiness? And can it be disentangled from the patriarchal model, or is the latter integral?

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