Part One Comparative and Historical Perspectives |
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Sociological Theory: Explaining Families in a Stratified Society |
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The Social Ingredients of Families: Gender, Love, and Property |
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History of the Family I: From Kinship Politics to Patriarchal Households |
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History of the Family II: The Love Revolution and the Rise of Feminism |
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Part Two Diversity in Modern Families |
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Family Trends: The Twentieth Century and Beyond |
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Families and Work: The Economy, Social Class, and Inequality |
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Race and Ethnicity: Understanding Structural and Cultural Differences |
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Part Three Love, Marriage, and Childbearing |
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Romantic Markets: Love, Cohabitation, and Marriage |
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Erotic Ties: Marital and Nonmarital Sex |
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Contraception and Reproduction: Making Babies an a Technological Age |
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Part Four Family Realities |
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Domestic Life: Housework, Power, and Marital Happiness |
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Raising Children: Motherhood, Fatherhood, and Socialization |
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Family Violence: Spouse Abuse, Child Abuse, and Elder Abuse |
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Part Five Family Changes |
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Uncoupling--Recoupling: Divorce, Remarriage, and Stepfamilies |
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Life Course Transitions: From Adolescence to the Aging Family |
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The Future: Social Policy and Family Well-Being |
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