advice books and
of aristocracy
Canterbury Tales and
of common folk
memoirs and
service employment and
in urban areas
middle class
moral concerns of
in 1950s
restriction of childbearing in
sexual revolution and
Victorian
welfare programs and
Middle East
military
alliances and peace treaties ; see also political marriages
mills
Mills, John Stuart
Milton, John
Minangkabau
mistresses
Moby-Dick (Melville)
Modell, John
Modern Woman, The: The Lost Sex (Farnham and Lundberg)
monasteries
monogamy
Montaigne, Michel de
Moquiuixtli
morality
“fun,”
of men
of women
Moral Majority
More, Hannah
Mormons
Moses
Moskowitz, Eva
movies
moving, at time of marriage
murder
Murdock, George Peter
Murngin
Murray, Judith Sargent
Muslims
Must You Conform? (Lindner)
mut‘a
Na
Napoleon
Napoleonic Code
Nastok, Edmund de
Native Americans
Blackfoot, marriage fable of
exchange of men among
Plains
sharing among
Nefertiti
Nelson, Margaret
Nepal
Nepos, Cornelius
Nero, Claudius
New Guinea
Newsome, Gavin
Newsweek
New York Female Moral Reform Society
New York Times Magazine
New Zealand
Nigeria
Nisbet, Robert
Nitocris
Nixon, Richard
nobility, see aristocracy
novels
nuclear family
Athenian democracy and
hunter-gatherer societies and
independence of
living arrangements and
narrowing of activities and affections to
privacy of
and sentimentalization of marriage
worldwide evolution toward see also family; male breadwinner/female homemaker marriages
nutrition
Oaks, Gladys
Octavia
Octavian (Augustus)
O’Day, Rosemary
Open Marriage (McNeil and McNeil)
Orenstein, Peggy
Oresteia, The (Aeschylus)
Otto IV
Owram, Doug
Ozzie and Harriet
Palestine
Pallier, Elizabeth
Palmer, Alice
papacy, see popes
Parker-Bowles, Camilla
Parr, Catherine
Parsons, Talcott
Paston, Elizabeth
patriarchal power
egalitarianism and
revolutions and
Paul, Saint
Peabody, Sophia
peasants and farmers
adulthood and
marital division of labor among
middle-class family values and
serfdom and
Penn, William
Pepys, Samuel
Perch, Comtesse du
Pericles
Peters, Joan
Peterson, Ruth
Peter the Great
Philip of Flanders, Count
Phillips, Roderick
plague
Plato
Playboy
plowing
Plutarch
Pockels. F.
political marriages
in ancient world
Antony and Cleopatra and
in Byzantine Empire
Christian Church and
in medieval Europe
military alliances and
Octavian and
parental arrangement of, in Middle Ages see also aristocracy
politics:
family model based on
home as refuge from
women’s place in
polygamy
cospousal arrangements
medieval kings and
prohibition of
Popenoe, Paul
popes
Boniface IV
Charlemagne and
Gregory II
Gregory VII
Gregory the Great
Henry VIII and
Lothar and
Protestant Reformation and
Stephen
Zachary
pornography
postfeminism
poverty see also lower class
pregnancy, see childbirth
prehistoric times
primates
primogeniture
privacy
property
husband’s control of
inheritance of, see inheritance of property
marriage contracts and
wife’s rights to
see also economic aspects of marriage
prostitution
Protestant Reformation
Proudhon, Pierre-Joseph
Proverbs, Book of
Prussia
Ptolemy II
Ptolemy III
Ptolemy XIII
Ptolemy XIV
Pulcheria
purity, female
in ancient world
men’s emulation of
Qatna
Queen for a Day
queens:
and inheritance of nobility
see also aristocracy
Quintilian
Raoul I of Coucy
rape
Redbook
Reed, Donna
reform movements
Reiss, Ira
religion
Christian, see Christian Church
Judaism
revival movements
remarriage
Christian Church and
Eskimo and
Renfrew, Colin
Richardson, Samuel
rights
civil rights movement
of women, see women’s rights
Robinson, William
Roddenberry, Seaborn
Rodman, Henrietta
Roe v. Wade
Rogers, Anna
Rogers, Stacy
Roman Catholic Church, see Christian Church
Rome, ancient
Antony and Cleopatra and
aristocracy in
divorce in
fall of
freewoman/slave marriages in
marriage in
Pulcheria in
women in
Rosenteur, Phyllis
“Rosie the Riveter,”
Rousseau, Jean Jacques
Rout, Ettie
Royal Anthropological Institute of Britain
royalty, see aristocracy
Ruggles, Steven
Rukuba
Russia
Ryman, Frederick
same-sex marriages
Sanger, Margaret
Saturday Evening Post
Saturday Review
Saudi Arabia
Scandinavia
Schlafly, Phyllis
Schmalhausen, Samuel
Schwartz, Pepper
sea horses
Seccombe, Wally
Second Sex, The (de Beauvoir)
secret marriages
Sedgwick, Catharine
Seefeldt, Kristin
Segalen, Martine
selection effects<
br />
Seleucids
Seneca
servant(s)
family-centered life and
working as
Severus, Alexander
Severus, Septimus
sex
age of consent for
Christian attitudes toward
contemporary expectations about
cospousal arrangements and
courtship and dating
domestic containment and
double standard and
education and information about
extramarital ; see also adultery
fallen women and
gender roles and
husband’s authority and
love and
marriage validation and
mass culture and
medieval aristocratic marriages and
medieval view of women and
Middle Eastern temporary marriages and
in Na society
oral
and origins of marriage
premarital
revolution in
same-sex friendships and
and supervision of women
twentieth-century revolution in
Victorians and
wedding night and
women’s purity and
sexually transmitted diseases
Shakur, Assata
sharing and reciprocity
Shaw, George Bernard
Shepherd, Margery
Shotoku
Shulman, Alix Kates
siblings
incest and
marriage of, in Egypt
Silver Cord, The
Singapore
singlehood
single parents
Sirjamaki, John
Slater, Miriam
slaves
in Greece
in Rome
in U.S.
Smith, Daniel Scott
Smith, Joan
Smock, Pamela
Social Security
social purity movement
social status
marriage restrictions and
marrying up and
see also political marriages
Socrates
sodomy laws
solitary living
Solon
Somerset, Duke of
South America
South Pacific
Soviet Union
Spain
spinsters
use of word
spirit marriages
Spock, Benjamin
Spurlock, John
Sri Lanka
Stafford, Elizabeth
Stafford, Pauline
Stearns, Peter
Steinem, Gloria
stepfamilies
Stephen, Pope
Stevenson, Adlai
Stevenson, Betsey
Stocker, Helene
Stone, Lucy
Stopes, Marie
Story of Mary MacLane by Herself, The
Strecker, Edward
Strong, Charles
Strozzi, Alessandra Macinghi
suburbia
Sudan
Suetonius
Suffolk, Duchess of
suicide
Sumner, William
Supreme Court, U.S.
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Taine, Hippolyte
Taita
Talbot, James Beard
Talmud
taxes
Taylor, Harriet
television
temperance movement
Terentia
Texcoco
Thanksgiving
Thebes
Theodosius
Theutberga
Tiberius
Tibet
Time
Tiy
Tlatelolco
Toda
Tolstoy, Leo
Torah
Torald, Thomas
Tosh, John
tradesmen and craftsmen
tyrants
Ullman, Sharon
United Arab Emirates
United Nations
upper class, see aristocracy
urban areas
in Middle Ages
in Victorian era
USA Today
Vanatinai
Van Derbur, Marilyn
Van Engelen, Cornelius
Veiller, Lawrence
Venezuela
Verney, Ralph and Mary
Victoria, Queen
Victorian marriages challenges to
violence
cohabitation and
homicide
in Middle Ages
and origins of marriage
rape
rejection of legitimacy of
and sentimentalization of marriage
social purity movement and
Victorians and
virginity
Waldreda
Wales
Walley, Thomas
Wandesford, Alice
war
Watson, John
Watts, Jeffrey
wealth:
marriage restrictions and
see also economic aspects of marriage
wedding celebrations
wedding night
Weekly Standard
Weinsburg, Hermann von
Weir, James
Weiss, Jessica
welfare
Welhoeck, Agatha
West, Mae
Westminster Review
Why Change Your Wife?
widows
Social Security and
Wiessner, Polly
Wilde, Oscar
Willard, Frances
Willekins, Harry
Wilson, E. O.
Winslow, Cora
Winterhalder, Bruce
Winthrop, John
Wolfers, Justin
Wollstonecraft, Mary
women:
anxiety about marriage prospects among
beauty standards and
college-educated
diaries of
education for
employed, see working women
exchange of
fallen
femes soles
gender and, see gender inequalities; gender roles
in Greece
legal status of ; see also women’s rights and feminism
and male oppressor theory of marriage
and male provider theory of marriage
mistrust between men and
moral influence of
purity of
in Rome
royal; see also aristocracy
same-sex friendships of
and sentimentalization of wives and mothers
single
Victorian
widowed
working, see working women
Women of England: Their Social Duties and Domestic Habits (Ellis)
women’s rights and feminism
domestic feminism
in nineteenth century
in 1950s,
in 1960s,
postfeminism
in 1790s,
Victorians and
voting and
work
balancing family and
child labor
Depression and
dual-earner marriages
earning capacity and
home as refuge from
income tax and
male provider ideal and
1970s recession and
service
Victorians and see also labor, division of; male breadwinner/female homemaker marriages
working class, see lower class
working women
African American
birth control and
in Depression
discrimination and
divorce and
Industrial Revolution and
&nb
sp; marriage prospects and
between 1900 and 1920
in 1950s
in 1970s
in 1990s
opting-out and
retirement of, after marriage or childbirth
taxes and
in World War II
World Revolution and Family Patterns (Goode)
World War II
Wrigley, E. A.
Yale Review
youth culture
Yoruba
Young, Iris Marion
Zachary, Pope
Zambia
Zimri-lim
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