Marriage: A Normative Framework

Florida Coastal Law Review 9:347-434 (2008)
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Develops a model of marriage as the chosen institutionalization of love. Builds on a phenomenological account of love to make sense of marital promises and to identify the kinds of promises it makes sense for marriage partners to make.

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