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Mary Warnock, 1 September 1983
Cohabitation without Marriage
by Michael Freeman and Christina Lyon.
Gower, 228 pp., £15, April 1983,0 566 00455 0 Show More
by Michael Freeman and Christina Lyon.
Gower, 228 pp., £15, April 1983,
A Prison of Expectations: The Family in Victorian Culture
by Steven Mintz.
New York, 234 pp., $32.50, May 1983,0 8147 5388 4 Show More
by Steven Mintz.
New York, 234 pp., $32.50, May 1983,
What is to be done about the family?
edited by Lynne Segal.
Penguin, 237 pp., £2.50, April 1983,0 14 006596 2 Show More
edited by Lynne Segal.
Penguin, 237 pp., £2.50, April 1983,
‘Autistic’ Children: New Hope for a Cure
by N. Tinbergen and E.A. Tinbergen.
Allen and Unwin, 362 pp., £19.50, April 1983,0 04 157010 3 Show More
by N. Tinbergen and E.A. Tinbergen.
Allen and Unwin, 362 pp., £19.50, April 1983,
Thicker than water? Adoption: Its Loyalties, Pitfalls and Joys
by Alice Heim.
Secker, 211 pp., £8.95, May 1983,0 436 19155 5 Show More
by Alice Heim.
Secker, 211 pp., £8.95, May 1983,
The Artificial Family: A Consideration of Artificial Insemination by Donor
by R. Snowden and G.D. Mitchell.
Counterpoint, 138 pp., £2.95, April 1983,0 04 176002 6 Show More
by R. Snowden and G.D. Mitchell.
Counterpoint, 138 pp., £2.95, April 1983,
“... One thing is certain: the family is the norm. In Cohabitation without Marriage Michael Freeman and Christina Lyon argue that the law constantly assimilates non-marriage to marriage, the setting up of a ‘free’ non-marital household to the establishment of a regular legitimate family. The consequence is a tendency to impose on cohabitation the ... ”
