Marriage and Divorce in India : Changing Concepts and Practices /
This volume explores the nature of social change in the fundamental institution of marriage in Indian society. It documents the churning going on in the conjugal bond with reference to gender inequality, patriarchy, domestic violence, divorce, separation, and remarriage under the impact of urbanizat...
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| 505 | 0 | |t Preliminary Material / |r Lancy Lobo and Kanchan Bharati -- Acknowledgements / |r Lancy Lobo and Kanchan Bharati -- Introduction / |r Lancy Lobo and Kanchan Bharati -- Marriage and Divorce in India: A Framework for Analysis / |r A.M. Shah -- Do Early Marriages Persist in India?: A Demographic Perspective / |r R.B. Bhagat -- Spousal Choice Beyond Caste and Religion: Status and Implications / |r Vibhuti Patel -- What do we Know about the Practice of Divorce in India? / |r Tulsi Patel -- Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage: Perspectives of Women who are Divorced and Separated / |r Swati Joshi and Shagufa Kapadia -- Broken Marriages among Catholics of Kheda Origin in Gujarat / |r Kanchan Bharati , Lancy Lobo , and Jayesh Shah -- Justice for Women in Marriage and Family: The Experience of Womens' Shariat Courts of the Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan / |r Zakia Soman -- Live-in Relationships in India: Legal Implications of a Alliance in Vogue / |r Vaishali Arora -- Love, Sex and Relationship as Consumerism: An Inquiry into Select Hindi Films / |r Aamir Qayoom -- IPC 498A: The Other Side of the Coin / |r Komal Vig -- Feminism and Marriage: A Dichotomy or Synthesis? / |r Kriti Kanaujia -- Compulsory Heterosexuality, Marriage and Sexual Discontent: A Study of State Laws and Civil Righ / |r Kanchan Kumari -- Emerging Trends in Selection of Marital Spouses: Evidence from Research / |r Kanchan Bharati and Jayesh Shah -- Abbreviations / |r Kanchan Bharati and Jayesh Shah -- Glossary / |r Lancy Lobo and Kanchan Bharati -- Contributors / |r Lancy Lobo and Kanchan Bharati -- Index / |r Lancy Lobo and Kanchan Bharati. | |
| 520 | |a This volume explores the nature of social change in the fundamental institution of marriage in Indian society. It documents the churning going on in the conjugal bond with reference to gender inequality, patriarchy, domestic violence, divorce, separation, and remarriage under the impact of urbanization, modernization and globalization. The work includes fourteen papers divided into three parts. Part I discusses changes in the choice of spouse in terms of age at marriage and the age differential between spouses; endogamy and hypergamy; inter-caste and interfaith marriage; and divorce and remarriage among Hindus, Muslims and Christians with particular attention to feminism. It raises new questions about the rising trends of separation, desertion, divorce, remarriage, and the option to live single. Part II takes a closer look at love, sex and marital relationships through the prism of films, state laws, and civil rights. It specifically deals with the live-in relationships, extra-marital relations, matrimonial litigation, and use and abuse of IPC 498A. Part III documents the changing character of spouse selection through the newer forms such as the print and electronic media and the shift from parental choice to individual choice. The volume will interest students and scholars of sociology, social anthropology, family studies, and law, as well as counselors, various religious organizations, and electronic and print media. | ||
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| 700 | 1 | |a Lobo, Lancy, |e editor. | |
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