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Arguments for Same-Sex Marriagelues rhetoric, access to the legal consequences of marriage and formal equality are strong in terms of their appeal to mainstream audiences (and, as demonstrated in the previous chapter, probably the most successful type of argument) but are the weakest from a feminist perspective because they simpl

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Conclusione institution and have largely overlooked the feminist critiques. As such, my goals were to explore marriage and the ways that same-sex relationship recognition fits into this framework and to revisit the feminist critiques to discover whether they could be extended to same-sex marriage.

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