I don't, a contrarian history of marriage, Susan Squire
Type
Label
I don't, a contrarian history of marriage, Susan Squire
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 237-247) and index
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
I don't
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
226038091
Responsibility statement
Susan Squire
Sub title
a contrarian history of marriage
Summary
In this provocative and ambitious book, Squire unravels the turbulent history and many implications of the institution of marriage. The author delves into the many ways men and women have come together and what the state of their unions has meant for history, society, and politics
Table Of Contents
Paradise lost, just because he listened to his wife -- Struck dead, just because he spilled the fruit of his loins -- Do Athenian husbands have it all? -- Do Roman wives have it all? -- The cure for lust -- Original spin -- Never on Sunday. (Or Wednesday. Or Friday. Or Saturday.) -- The making of a sexless marriage -- Cuckold's lament -- The golden age of adultery -- The end of the world? -- What a man wants -- Season of the witch -- Be fertile and increase : the sequel -- Love meets marriage : a new idea
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I do not, a contrarian history of marriage