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    are monogamy and polygamy. Each type of marriage has been around for thousands of years and both the past and present show that there are both advantages and disadvantages of each marital practice. The most widespread form of marriage with the longest history is Monogamy. Monogamy is the form of marriage where one man marries one woman. Ancient Greeks‚ Ancient Romans‚ Jews‚ Christians‚ Indians‚ and tribes such as the Hopi and Iroquois have regarded monogamy as the

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    copyright ©2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Updated in 2009. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved. Ads by Google Why Men Pull Away 10 Ugly Mistakes Women Make That Ruins Any Chances Of A Relationship CatchHimAndKeepHim.com monogamy [mɒˈnɒgəmɪ] n 1. (Sociology) the state or practice of having only one husband or wife over a period of time Compare bigamy‚ polygamy [1] digamy 2. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Zoology) Zoology the practice of having only one mate

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    only one marital or sexual partner throughout the course of our lives. Now more so than ever‚ society is moving in a direction that challenges traditional ways of life and many people are no longer following this socially constructed norm. In fact‚ monogamy has become a very popular‚ controversial topic that is continuously being addressed by the media and it has people second-guessing if remaining monogamous fits their ideal lifestyle. This is an especially important topic for our generation‚ due to

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    social anthropology‚ sociobiology‚ sociology‚ as well as in popular speech. In social anthropology‚ polygamy is the practice of a person’s making him/herself available for two or more spouses to mate with. In contrast‚ monogamy is a marriage consisting of only two parties. Like monogamy‚ the term is often used in a de facto sense‚ applying regardless of whether the relationships are recognized by the state (see marriage for a discussion on the extent to which states can and do recognize potentially

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    most common type of polygamous marriages is polygyny‚ where a man has multiple wives‚ as opposed to polyandry‚ where a woman has multiple husbands. Polygyny can be found in many Mormon and Islamic societies. Some cultures do not give the choice of monogamy to the women entering marriage and strip them of the right to choose. In some cases‚ the women enter seemingly monogamous relationships‚ only to discover that their husbands already had or have recently acquired other wives. Often times‚ the wives

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    Throughout this final research paper‚ I will look at the way in which the dominant part of Americans takes while seeking their companions and their journey to marriage‚ and in addition how the conventional marriage is commended from an Etic point of view. In America‚ it is not unthinkable to date (or court) different contenders or prospects while on their journey to marriage. Marriage in America seems to be quite unstable in today’s society‚ and yet more Americans get married than in any other country

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    Changes in divorce law have generally made it easier and cheaper to end marriages‚ but this is not necessarily the cause of the rising divorce rate. Legal changes reflect other changes in society‚ especially changes in attitudes. In particular‚ sociologists argue that social expectations about marriage have changed. Functionalist sociologists even argue that high divorce rates are evidence that marriage is increasing)‚ valued and that people are demanding higher standards from their partners. Couples

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    Natasha Monaco ENC 1101/CRN 30949 Professor McGowan More to Love Ashley wakes up to the silent house‚ just before the family awakes for the day. They have a busy schedule ahead. She smiles though‚ because she is thankful that she has two gorgeous children and three spouses. Ashley doesn’t have the typical lifestyle that most people see as appropriate but she does not mind‚ she knows that what she has is even better. She is legally married to Chad‚ but in her heart she is married to Gabby

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    dictionaries is a legally recognized relationship‚ established by a civil or religious ceremony‚ between two people who intend to live together as sexual and domestic partners. Polygamy is described as having more than one spouse at the same time‚ and monogamy as the practice of having only one mate at a time or during a lifetime. Having more than one wife is illegal in the U.S; however it’s accepted in Islam and other religions. According to the United States constitution:" Be it enacted ... that every

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    It is impossible to provide a single definition of marriage due to the religious‚ cultural and ethnic diversity within our society1. However‚ the most cited definition of marriage in law is that in Hyde v Hyde & Woodmansee 2‚ where Lord Penzance defines marriage as: "the voluntary union... of one man and one woman to the exclusion of all others3". This definition puts forward two factors of marriage: firstly‚ that it is a voluntary union; and secondly‚ that it is between one man and one woman to

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