What is right with marriage
Subtitle: an outline of domestic theory
By: by Robert C. Binkley, and Frances Williams Binkley.
Contributors: Binkley, Frances Williams.
Publisher: D. Appleton
Published: 1929
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 261
Subjects: Marriage; Family
First sentence: The authors of this little book are married.
Table of contents: title: I. How it came about that domestic theory was written down; title: II. Diverse theories of marriage and of the family which now prevail; title: III. The place of domestic theory among the social sciences; title: IV. Of the nature of a personal relationship; title: V. Of the nature of marriage; title: VI. Of the natural family; title: VII. The family and convention; title: VIII. The family and authoirty; title: IX. The family and self-interest; title: X. The domestic view of human nature; title: XI. Appreciation; title: XII. Time, love, and habit; title: XIII. The function of the family; title: XIV. The four types of the natural family; title: XV. Marriage and children; title: XVI. Marriage and sex monopoly; title: XVII. Marriage and art; title: XVIII. Marriage and the individual; title: Index