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Under-Studied Relationships
Off the Beaten Track

Edited by:
  • Julia T. Wood - The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
  • Steve Duck - The University of Iowa, USA, Rhetoric Dept, USA, University of Iowa, USA


June 1995 | 296 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
The diverse and emergent forms of relationships, increasingly evident in today's society, are the focus of this volume.

Outstanding researchers discuss relationships that are often overlooked in the literature, including: lesbian and gay; cultural minority; long-lasting marriages; non-marital cohabitation; long-distance; friendships developed through computer networks; and work relationships which are simultaneously hierarchical and friendly.

Julia T Wood and Steve Duck
Off the Beaten Track
New Shores for Relationship Research

 
Fran C Dickson
The Best Is Yet to Be
Research on Long-Lasting Marriages

 
Stanley O Gaines Jr
Relationships between Members of Cultural Minorities
Michelle Huston and Pepper Schwartz
The Relationships of Lesbians and of Gay Men
Theodore E Zorn
Bosses and Buddies
Constructing and Performing Simultaneously Hierarchical and Close Friendship Relationships

 
John D Cunningham and John K Antill
Current Trends in Nonmarital Cohabitation
In Search of the POSSLQ

 
Mary E Rohlfing
`Doesn't Anybody Stay in One Place Anymore?'
An Exploration of the Phenomenon of Long-Distance Relationships

 
Martin Lea and Russell Spears
Love at First Byte
Building Personal Relationships over Computer Networks

 

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ISBN: 9780803956513
£81.00