Titlebook: Women without Husbands; An Exploration of th Joan Chandler Textbook 1991Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1991 children.marriage.

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Women and the margins of marriage,it draws largely on a conventional classification of women by marital status which divides them into the single, the married, the widowed, the separated and the divorced. These latter groups are important examples of women without husbands, but there are many women whose marital and quasi-marital ex

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Conceptual themes and issues,ncern that the structure of conventional family life is changing and fears that traditional forms have become unstable and are even in decline. With the rise in divorce, the prevalence of cohabitation and the increasing numbers of single parents, marriage appears to be in abeyance. These fears about

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Support from family and friends,ousehold. This raises what appears to be simple question about whom, if anyone, women without husbands turn to when they are in need. The answer is more complex than the question, since there are epistemological issues of what constitutes support, how it is assessed and the adequacy of the support t

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Economic circumstances, permeate the attitudes of young people on the verge of marriage and the approach of marriage counsellors and therapists as they aim to smooth out the wrinkles and deal with the shortcomings of marital relationships. As marriage is the intimate union of two individuals so its dissolution is tragic l

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Relationships with children,een husband and wife is mediated by their relationship to children and the interaction between mother and child is influenced by their relationship with husband/father. The loss or loosening of marital ties affects children as well as partners and this chapter will explore the consequent transformat