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Page 362
... economic and religious reasons , polygyny helped overcome the problem of a sterile wife . Kimball Young , a social psychologist and sociologist who was the grandson of Brigham Young , attempted to assess the success of polygyny based on ...
... economic and religious reasons , polygyny helped overcome the problem of a sterile wife . Kimball Young , a social psychologist and sociologist who was the grandson of Brigham Young , attempted to assess the success of polygyny based on ...
Page 447
... economic responsibility because the state will care for all children , legitimate or not . The important fact will not be whether sex takes place in wedlock or not , but whether reciprocal love exists . In Engels ' day , socialists ...
... economic responsibility because the state will care for all children , legitimate or not . The important fact will not be whether sex takes place in wedlock or not , but whether reciprocal love exists . In Engels ' day , socialists ...
Page 462
... economic reason for marriage . He seems to be totally unaware that most women in the United States do not marry solely for economic support , and that when a national survey on the reasons for marriage was carried out ( see the chapter ...
... economic reason for marriage . He seems to be totally unaware that most women in the United States do not marry solely for economic support , and that when a national survey on the reasons for marriage was carried out ( see the chapter ...
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