Acknowledgments Introduction: Watershed in the Meaning of Marriage 1. Marriage and the Construction of Ideology: From Marriage Culture to Divorce Culture 2. The Shifting Grounds for Divorce: Structural and Cultural Conditions for Change 3. The Push of Marriage Culture Among '50s Spouses 4. The '50s Dominicks: Dominating with Divorce Culture 5. The '50s Hamptons and Other Couples: Redefining Marriage Culture in Terms of Gender Equality 6. '50s Spouses Secure Equal Footing in Divorce Culture 7. The '50s Era in Rearview Mirror 8. The Pull of Divorce Culture: Divorce Anxiety Among '70s Spouses 9. '70s Couples Aim for Relational Equality 10. The '70s Greens: Traditionalism in the 1990s 11. Topsy-Turvy Mariages Among '70s Spouses 12. Divorce Culture: A Quest for Relational Equality in Marriage Appendix: Methodological Notes Notes Bibliography Index
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