The Physiology of Marriage Jeffrey L. Forgeng

The Physiology of Marriage Jeffrey L. ForgengThe Physiology of Marriage (1829) is a book length essay by French writer Honor de Balzac. Written from the point of view of an author who has overheard scandalous conversations between two women, The Physiology of Marriage is both a critique of the institution of marriage and a satirical attempt to scientifically explain the cause and frequency of marital infidelity. The essay was an early success for Balzac, gaining him a reputation as a talented

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