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Page 390
The fact that the couple is now interacting also permits more continuous and
closer scrutiny of physical appearance, as well as other important factors:
temperament, "style" of perceiving the world, and ability to relate to others. It is
possible that ...
The fact that the couple is now interacting also permits more continuous and
closer scrutiny of physical appearance, as well as other important factors:
temperament, "style" of perceiving the world, and ability to relate to others. It is
possible that ...
Page 471
Moreover, the absence of intense affection between the couple might be
beneficial in a culture that frowned on individualism. If a couple's love motivated
them to support each other against their parents in a situation where neither had
the ...
Moreover, the absence of intense affection between the couple might be
beneficial in a culture that frowned on individualism. If a couple's love motivated
them to support each other against their parents in a situation where neither had
the ...
Page 533
These couples seem not to have taken Margaret Mead's two-step marriage
proposal very seriously.3 Nor have they been much impressed by her warning
that, to the extent that their behavior goes contrary to the laws, they will inevitably
suffer ...
These couples seem not to have taken Margaret Mead's two-step marriage
proposal very seriously.3 Nor have they been much impressed by her warning
that, to the extent that their behavior goes contrary to the laws, they will inevitably
suffer ...
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Contents
wL Introduction | 1 |
The Evolution and Classification of Marriage | 9 |
Hebrew Marriage in the Old Testament | 34 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Love, Sex, and Marriage Through the Ages |
| Author | Bernard I. Murstein |
| Publisher | Springer, 1974 |
| ISBN | 0826114601, 9780826114600 |
| Length | 639 pages |
| Subjects | › Family & Relationships / Love & Romance Family & Relationships / Marriage Psychology / Human Sexuality |
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