Stephanie Coontz is the director of Research and Public Education at the Council on Contemporary families and teaches history and family studies at The Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington. She divides her time between Makaha, Hawaii, and Washington. The author of the award-winning The Way We Never Were: American Families and the Nostalgia Trap, she has written about marriage and family issues in many national journals, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Harper's, Chicago Tribune, Vogue, Journal of Marriage and Family, and Family Therapy Magazine. Her work has been translated into japanese, German, French, and Spanish.
For most of our history, marriage was not a relationship based on mutual love between a breadwinning husband and an at-home wife, but an institution devoted to acquiring wealth, power, and property. Picking a mate on the basis of something as irrational as love would have been considered absurd. Only in the nineteenth century did marriage move to the denter of people's emotional lives.
在结婚率逐年降低,离婚率却日渐升高的时代,很多青年都对婚姻产生一定的恐惧,因此产生了越来越多的单身贵族,他们声称自己一个人的世界快快乐乐潇潇洒洒,老了就约着自己的小伙伴去养老院种种花,养养狗,但是婚姻的本质究竟是什么呢?是婚姻变了,还是我们变了。 《为爱成婚...
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