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    The Real Arrange Marriage Information Lots of people get married and of all those people 53.25% of arranged marriages. People who also have arranged marriages have a divorce rate of 6.3% (Arranged). This show that there are a lot of arranged marriages that are happen, which mean that they has to be something good about them. Arranged marriages would happen all the time long ago and they still do because for lots of people it is part of their culture and it is really helpful. I will be taking…

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    Back in 1600s England, most noble class marriages were arranged by the couple’s parents. This was fully reflected in the play when Hermia’s father, Egeus, showed his preference of the desirable pattern for Hermia, “Stand forth, Demetrius.../This man hath my consent to marry her (Hermia)”. Whereas Lysander…

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    attempts to study psyche aspect of Diasporic woman by analysing the characters in the short stories collection of Chitra’s ‘Arranged Marriage’ and Jhumpa’s ‘Unaccustomed Earth’, Both are the Diasporic Indian Writers, who are well known in the field of writing. The psyche of the diasporic Indian woman can be seen vividly in the collection of short stories, ‘Arranged Marriage’ and ‘Unaccustomed Earth’. Chitra is known for the unique style of writing , which is quite different from other diasporic…

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    "Arranged marriages were never pushed on us [her and her sister]. For me growing up I couldn’t fathom the thought of being told who to get married to." Singari knows herself but she doesn’t push her beliefs onto the people around her. "I had best friends who were getting married to people they had never met. I think my take on the whole arranged marriage thing is it’s very personal. I think the success rate, if you want to call it that, is equal. I don’t think there’s a single answer." Singari…

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    Another type of marriage that is also untraditional is arranged marriage. Arranged marriages take place in South Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and many other places. This should not be confused with Forced marriages. In Arranged marriage while the family or friends decide the meeting of the spouses, the spouses agree on their own free will to marry each other. While in Forced marriage the family or friends still decide the meeting of the spouses…

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    Over the years, many women have been subjected to arranged marriages in order for their families to benefit. Oftentimes, the marriages are without love and passion, leaving the women to be held to unreasonable standards. In “The Awakening” by Kate Chopin, Edna is married to a very controlling man, often regarding Edna as a piece of his property. He tends to chide her for failing to perform the duties he has set out for her. However, whilst on vacation with her husband, Edna comes across a young…

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    Contents 1. Plagiarism Declaration 2. Introduction 3. Forms of marriage and spouses • Exogamy • Endogamy • Arranged Marriages • Preferential cousin marriage • Levirate and Sororate • Monogamy • Polygyny • Polyandry 4. Case studies • Nayar • Trobriand Islander • Tiwi of North Australia 5. Conclusion 6. References Introduction Marriage is a transaction and resulting contract in which a woman and a man are recognized by society as having a continuing claim to the right of sexual access to one…

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    citizens. Knowing this fact, it was hard to believe that two of the most horrendous laws existing throughout history were being brought back: the Arranged Marriage Law and Slavery. These laws were revolting. Both had been banned centuries before, the Slave Law leaving as house elves became more common throughout the pureblood homes and the Arranged Marriage Law going as society modernized. The timing of their comeback was awful. Just after the fall of Lord Voldemort, no one could believe that…

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    Asian women. Having grown up watching the news I can say that the portrayal of anyone with brown skin changed dramatically after 9/11. I think that this change is still different to the coverage that she is talking about. I still hear news about arranged marriages gone wrong, but in comparison to other media coverage of South Asian women it is quite small. Aujla is lacking proof of her claims that the media represents South Asians in this way. She says that “these portrayals imply that South…

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    forbidden. How does family affect one's relationship? Also. What would cause someone to abandon their family morals for the love of another? Today, as well as hundreds of years ago family has played a major role in marriages all over the world. Over ninety percent of the time arranged marriages are not because they are in love with one another, but, because what is good for the family as a whole. In William Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, there's a family that has been in rivalry…

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