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Preface | vii | |
CHAPTER | ||
I. | How It Came About That Domestic Theory Was Written Down | 1 |
II. | Diverse Theories of Marriage and of the Family which Now Prevail | 7 |
III. | The Place of Domestic Theory among the Social Sciences | 20 |
IV. | Of the Nature of a Personal Relationship | 31 |
V. | Of the Nature of Marriage | 42 |
VI. | The Natural Family | 52 |
VII. | The Family and Convention | 63 |
VIII. | The Family and Authority | 78 |
IX. | The Family and Self-Interest | 89 |
X. | The Domestic View of Human Nature | 101 |
XI. | Appreciation | 123 |
XII. | Time, Love, and Habit | 128 |
XIII. | The Function of the Family | 134 |
[p.xii] XIV. | The Four Types of the Natural Family | 156 |
XV. | Marriage and Children | 167 |
XVI. | Marriage and Sex Monopoly | 188 |
XVII. | Marriage and Art | 219 |
XVIII. | Marriage and the Individual | 248 |
Index | 259 |
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What Is Right with Marriage
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