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Marriage as a Social Institution in Nepali | Class 12 English Summary || By Steven L. Nock - Gurubaa
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In this essay, Stephen L. Nock has examined the national marriage debate by reviewing the social and demographic trends. He closely examined the changes the role of marriage and the family.
Marriage and parenthood are private matters only for the individuals involved. He points out that the programs have helped strengthen marriage, lowered divorce rates, and encouraged responsible parenting. A marriage is more than one spouse. The relationship is defined by legal, moral, and conventional assumptions and has a variety of close personal relationships.
The spouses are united by many personal and societal connections. Marriage is examined as a major social structure that affects men. The position of the spouse is important in men's life, according to the writer. As they get older, traditional marriage helps men develop their manhood. Gays show their masculine identity in a marriage. The husbands are the household's leader after marriage.
The normal marriage have common characteristics including fidelity and parenting. Since they are life partners, couples react to each other, culture society, and the rules and values that define them as a unit. Men who were married had better mental and physical health than women who were not married. Emile Durkheim, a French sociologist, is cited by the essayist to support his view. Emile thinks marriage benefits men because it's an important part of society. Two people are given the chance to enjoy a happy life. Marriage improves men's civic virtues and helps them discover their purpose in life.
According to the the writer, the rate of suicide in the married people is low compared to people who stays single. Marriage is an effective way to rein in irrational desires. Marriage provides a moral balance to a man's life by binding him to the same woman for the rest of his life to satisfy his desire for love. It's important for males to get married so that they can achieve their goals. Nowadays unmarried cohabitation is not generally and legally recognized since they don't follow normal beliefs, have no responsibility to each other, and have no identity. A couple living together without marriage.
They do not identify themselves as a husband and wife. A married couple is accepted by everyone because they are conforming to patterns, conventions, and rules as husband and wife. They have laws, religions, and customs that protect their relationship. Six dimensions of marriage are generally agreed upon by Americans. The definition of marriage is constituted by these two things.
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Marriage and parenthood are private matters only for the individuals involved. He points out that the programs have helped strengthen marriage, lowered divorce rates, and encouraged responsible parenting. A marriage is more than one spouse. The relationship is defined by legal, moral, and conventional assumptions and has a variety of close personal relationships.
The spouses are united by many personal and societal connections. Marriage is examined as a major social structure that affects men. The position of the spouse is important in men's life, according to the writer. As they get older, traditional marriage helps men develop their manhood. Gays show their masculine identity in a marriage. The husbands are the household's leader after marriage.
The normal marriage have common characteristics including fidelity and parenting. Since they are life partners, couples react to each other, culture society, and the rules and values that define them as a unit. Men who were married had better mental and physical health than women who were not married. Emile Durkheim, a French sociologist, is cited by the essayist to support his view. Emile thinks marriage benefits men because it's an important part of society. Two people are given the chance to enjoy a happy life. Marriage improves men's civic virtues and helps them discover their purpose in life.
According to the the writer, the rate of suicide in the married people is low compared to people who stays single. Marriage is an effective way to rein in irrational desires. Marriage provides a moral balance to a man's life by binding him to the same woman for the rest of his life to satisfy his desire for love. It's important for males to get married so that they can achieve their goals. Nowadays unmarried cohabitation is not generally and legally recognized since they don't follow normal beliefs, have no responsibility to each other, and have no identity. A couple living together without marriage.
They do not identify themselves as a husband and wife. A married couple is accepted by everyone because they are conforming to patterns, conventions, and rules as husband and wife. They have laws, religions, and customs that protect their relationship. Six dimensions of marriage are generally agreed upon by Americans. The definition of marriage is constituted by these two things.
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