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    Marriage and Family Code

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    Marikina Rep. Teodoro has filed House Bill No. 37‚ “An Act Providing for the Protection of Marriage as an Inviolable Social Institution and the Family as the Foundation of the Nation and for other Purposes.” According to the proponent‚ ‘it ensures that absolute divorce remains unacceptable in the Philippines legal system‚ and maintains that legal separation can be availed of by spouses in troubled marriage‚ as provided under the Family Code‚ so they live independently of each other but without the

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    The Crumbling Steps of Marriage In the article‚ Why Marriages Fail‚ by Annie Roiphe‚ she expresses the success and destruction of marriage‚ how and why they fail. She believes that most marriages have different phases and interference from various outside sources that puts the marriage through different tests to prove whether it will last or not. Three reasons marriages fail is due to lack of communication‚ outside pressures‚ and lack of sacrifice.

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    Jane Eyre and Marriage

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    Perspectives of Marriage in Jane Eyre       Many novels speak of love and indulging in passion‚ but few speak of the dynamics that actually make a marriage work. Jane Eyre is one of these novels. It doesn’t display the fleeing passions of a Romeo and Juliet. This is due entirely to Bronte’s views on marriage and love. The first exception to the traditional couple the reader is shown is Rochester’s marriage to Bertha. This example shows the consequences of indulging in passion. The

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    When my parents mentioned marriage I had no idea what marriage even meant‚” says Kamla‚ a young woman in Hazaribag‚ in the Indian state of Jharkhand. They married her off‚ she says‚ when she was 12 or 13. More than half the girls in Jharkhand are married before they turn 18‚ making it the state with the third-highest rate of early marriage in India‚ which -- though the practice has been illegal there for a century -- is home to the largest number of early marriages in the world.  “Gaon mein aisa

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    Child Marriage in India

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    Child Marriage in India If you have any questions regarding this information‚ feel free to email Juliana Shulman at: JShulman@uchicago.edu To be defined at length in a later section‚ child marriage is most simply‚ for our purposes‚ a marriage in which the wife is below the age of eighteen at the time of consummation. The practice of child marriage in rural India is deeply rooted in cultural values and grounded in social structures. And despite laws that prohibit child marriage‚ the practice

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    Why Marriages Fail

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    Marriages can be very tough to maintain. They require a variety of skills. Looking at marriages in different cultures‚ we can see very different points of view towards marriage. We all know the American culture and how we view marriage. The article "Why Marriages Fail" by Anne Roiphe presents the gloomy side of American marriage. It takes mainly a negative look at American marriage. It does not seem to look at the positive parts of it. A culture that is completely opposite of ours is represented

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    Marriage Marriage is a normal social institution in many countries. In America society leads its people to believe that marriage is the right thing to do. Many Americans feel if they don’t get married they lack a major piece of themselves. America leads people to believe that if they don’t marry they are incomplete. However‚ this is not the case in many African societies. In these societies people marry for other reasons. For instance‚ the men of the Ashanti of Ghana marry wives to help

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    User Experience Evaluation Methods in Academic and Industrial Contexts Virpi Roto1‚2‚ Marianna Obrist3‚ Kaisa Väänänen-Vainio-Mattila1‚2 1 2 3 Tampere University of Technology‚ Human-Centered Technology‚ Korkeakoulunkatu 6‚ 33720 Tampere‚ Finland. [virpi.roto‚ kaisa.vaananen-vainio-mattila]@tut.fi Nokia Research Center‚ P.O.Box 407‚ 00045 Nokia Group‚ Finland. virpi.roto@nokia.com ICT&S Center‚ University of Salzburg‚ Sigmund-Haffner-Gasse 18‚ 5020 Salzburg‚ Austria. marianna.obrist@sbg

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    Marriage. This word carries a large amount of weight behind it. For better or worse‚ for sick or poor‚ and until death do we part. That’s a lot pressure for one word. Mankind was created imperfect. Humans aim to be flawless‚ but in reality we are flawed beyond compare. As humans we lie‚ have impulses‚ act on those impulses‚ and we are entitled to a few mistakes. The meaning of marriage has changed over the centuries‚ but the vows people make to each other have managed to stay the same. Throughout

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    Why Marriages Fail

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    WHY MARRIAGES FAIL : A SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS By KPR Hari 2nd year MA Sociology University of Madras Introduction Marriage and family are two universal social institutions which have been in existence since time immemorial. These are two social institutions with biological foundations which are complimentary to each other. These two institutions have been permanent elements in our social system and have withstood the ravages of time‚ and the shock of centuries. There is no definition which

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