Unhitched: Love, Marriage, and Family Values from West Hollywood to Western China (NYU Series in Social and Cultural Analysis, 7)
Explores diverse family structures and changing norms of love and marriage through cross-cultural sociological research.
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Examines contemporary shifts in love, marriage, and family life through comparative cultural analysis.
Draws on fieldwork in both urban American and rural Chinese settings to highlight variation in kinship practices.
Challenges conventional assumptions about the universality of traditional family forms.
Considers implications for social policy and cultural understanding in a globalized world.
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