Marriage and love in England : modes of reproduction, 1300-1840 /
This book has been awarded the American Sociological Association, Family Section, William J. Goode Award for 1987.
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Oxford, UK ; New York, NY, USA :
B. Blackwell,
1986.
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Table of Contents:
- I. The Malthusian Marriage System. Charles Darwin and Thomas Malthus
- The importance of Malthusian marriage
- The Malthusian marriage system and its origins
- II. The Value of Children. The benefits and costs of children
- Setting up a separate economic and social unit
- Children as insurance
- III. The Purposes of Marriage. Who controls the marriage decision?
- The purposes of marriage
- Romantic love
- IV. The Rules of Marriage. The duration and durability of marriage
- Status rules concerning marriage
- Economic arrangements at marriage
- Courtship and wedding
- V. Conclusions. The Malthusian marriage system in perspective.