Unhitched: Love, Marriage, and Family Values from West Hollywood to Western China (NYU Series in Social and Cultural Analysis Book 7)
Unhitched examines love, marriage, and family values across two very different cultural settings: West Hollywood and Western China. Judith Stacey offers a comparative social and cultural analysis of intimate life, family ideals, and the ways societies understand relationships and marriage.
About This Book
Unhitched explores love, marriage, and family values through a comparative cultural lens.
Its scope spans West Hollywood and Western China, bringing together contrasting social settings.
The book considers how intimate relationships and family ideals are shaped by culture and society.
Published as part of the NYU Series in Social and Cultural Analysis, it offers a sociological perspective on changing family life.
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