Just the other day, it seems, same-sex marriage was unthinkable-or even if thinkable, nonexistent, its anthropological and historical evidence rare, fragmentary, and usually explainable in other terms. Now, however, gay couples are being married or civilly united in several European countries and the United States, and criticism of same-sex marriage has become virtually unthi (...)
October 12, 2007
Books
Goods in Conflict
The Future of MarriageDavid BlankenhornEncounter Books, $25.95, 260 pp.
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