Selected Articles on Marriage and Divorce

"Selected Articles on Marriage and Divorce" is a comprehensive compilation of perspectives and debates surrounding the legal and social aspects of domestic unions during a pivotal era of social change. Compiled by Julia E. Johnsen, this work serves as an essential resource for understanding the historical evolution of family law and societal norms in the early twentieth century. The volume brings together diverse arguments from legislators, sociologists, and legal scholars, examining the complexities of marriage contracts and the growing calls for divorce reform.

Through a curated selection of essays and reports, the book explores the tension between traditional institutions and the modernizing forces of society. It addresses critical questions of state versus federal control over marriage laws, the ethical implications of marital dissolution, and the impact of legal changes on the family unit. "Selected Articles on Marriage and Divorce" provides a vital snapshot of the intellectual and social landscape of the 1920s, offering researchers and students deep insights into the historical foundations of modern family legislation. This collection remains a significant historical document for those interested in the history of law, sociology, and gender studies.

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