The Myth in Marriage
Alice Hubbard's The Myth in Marriage is a comprehensive exploration of the myths and realities of marriage. Drawing on her own experiences and those of other couples, Hubbard examines the myths that have been perpetuated about marriage and how they can be damaging to relationships. She looks at the expectations that couples have of each other, the roles that they play in the marriage, and the ways in which these expectations can be unrealistic and lead to conflict. She also examines the impact of gender roles, the power dynamics between partners, and the importance of communication in a successful marriage. Finally, Hubbard offers practical advice on how to create a healthy and fulfilling marriage.
By Alice Hubbard · First published 1912 · Genre: Romance, Fiction, Drama · 16 chapters
Contents
- ROMANCE
- THE REVELATION
- FACTS
- AN AWAKENING
- THE NATURAL MARRIAGE
- THE SOCIAL MARRIAGE
- THE MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE
- CONCLUSION
- THE BUSINESS OF MARRIAGE
- PRIMITIVE BONDAGE
- NATURE'S METHOD
- ECONOMIC FREEDOM
- CITIZENS
- ENFORCED DEPENDENCE
- HOMOGENEITY
- ROMANCE