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Inventing Tradition: Cohabitation and Common Law Marriage,riage and the creation of an equally invented academic history of cohabitation. Rather than a constant struggle in ‘experiments in living’, cohabitants found legitimacy and normalcy through invented tradition.

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Differential Agency: Living Apart Together,agency that enable LAT relationships in a variety of different circumstances with varying preferences, constraints, and obligations on couples. Agencies are relational with others, bonded with partners, sometimes reduced to patiency, and often emotionally derived from feelings of fear or vulnerability.

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2731-6440 d the invention of tradition.Provides novel insights into ma.This book presents a new approach to understanding contemporary personal life, taking account of how people build their lives through a bricolage of ‘tradition’ and ‘modern’. The authors examine how tradition is used and adapted, invented

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Introduction,uch of family studies in particular, have a problem with race—where whiteness and white families are still considered the norm and too often this is not called into question. Often, this is due to methodological approaches which target ‘known’ groups, available participants or majority groups, all o

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Inventing Tradition: Cohabitation and Common Law Marriage,both rare and socially deviant, is now widespread and generally seen as entirely normal. This rapid change depended on the invention of common law marriage and the creation of an equally invented academic history of cohabitation. Rather than a constant struggle in ‘experiments in living’, cohabitant

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The Leakage of Meaning: Traditional Naming Practices,ice is made to seem and become natural and what the significance is of this for families in the UK. Partly this is a taken-for-granted assumption where tradition lies outside conscious scrutiny and if scrutinised can often evoke incomprehension, anger, and conflict. But also people actively use fema