Enduring Bonds: Inequality, Marriage, Parenting, and Everything Else That Makes Families Great and Terrible
Enduring Bonds examines family life through the intertwined subjects of inequality, marriage, and parenting. Philip N. Cohen considers the relationships and social forces that can make families sources of connection, fulfillment, conflict, and difficulty, offering a broad exploration of what makes family experiences both great and terrible.
About This Book
Enduring Bonds explores the many dimensions of family life through the subjects named in its title: inequality, marriage, parenting, and the experiences that shape families.
The book considers why family relationships can be both deeply meaningful and profoundly difficult.
Philip N. Cohen brings these connected topics together in a broad examination of what makes families great and terrible.
Its focus is on the enduring bonds that connect people within families, as well as the social forces that influence those relationships.
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