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In fact defining the various forms of non-monogamous and other forms of sexual practices, as neatly articulated in the Lawrence case at the Supreme Court (See Emens 2003 and Ashbee 2007 for a detailed analysis of this case), like bigamy, polygamy, incest, obscenity, masturbation and so on as logical extensions of enterprises to legalize same-sex marriage invites us to revisit those categories, including monogamy and the postmodern polyamory.... Despite the different factors that co-exist with monogamy and that have already invalidated the very base of monogamy, the institution of monogamy still looms large “in this nation's social landscape” (Emens 2003, 8)....
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Essay
There are two predominant types of marriage namely monogamy and polygamy.... Identify marriage patterns of monogamy, polygamy, polyandry, and polygyny.... monogamy is a kind of marriage where one is allowed to have only one spouse while polygamy is a where one is allowed to have as many spouses as they can take care of.... Identify serial monogamy or modified polygamy.... However, this has changed with monogamy taking preference over polygamy....
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Essay
This trend needs to be replaced by monogamy.... This concurs to the thoughts of Joanna, who indicates that monogamy is not an exception, but to a certain extent, a rule that ought to be adhered to by humans (256).... In the society, men are mostly accused of committing adultery, which at most times comes with a lot of justifications on the act....
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Essay
But the compulsory purchase was routed through different channels.... First of all, the number of current compulsory purchase is limited.... The compulsory purchase deployment will probably be increased in the future also (Shaw, 2011).... When the acquisition is done through an agreement, then the adjudication is done through the Land Court of Scotland while if the claims arise from any of the compulsory purchases, then they are done through the Land Tribunal for Scotland (Barclay, 2010)....
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Literature review
The paper "The Implementation of the International Human Rights Law" articulates the origin, development, and implementation of the human rights laws in the north.... The sources of human rights tend to be from the European secularization of the Christian and Judaism religion.... ... ... ... The statement that the origin of human rights finds its source in the north is at most factual....
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Admission/Application Essay
The author of the paper "The Balance of monogamy and Polygamy" states that human beings are not a monogamous species.... Politically, the practice would trigger laws and policies which tend to balance monogamy and polygamy as a way of accommodating both sides in the system.... The social opinion would be divided as to the benefits and the pitfalls that would befall individuals who embrace the break away from acceptable norms.... If we all decide to abandon monogamy, infidelity in marriages and other informal sexual relationships would gain the legitimacy it has always been denied by strong social controls....
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Coursework
This also becomes highly pertinent for the simple fact that non-monogamy, especially in the forms of divorce and other forms of separation, adultery and marital infidelity, has already been a part and parcel of the daily social existence (Emmens 2003).... It is in this context that a postmodern challenge against the hegemony of heterosexual monogamy has emerged from an albeit a new form of 'partner arrangements that vary as to the number of people involved, the sexes of those involved, the sexualities of those involved, the level of commitment of those involved, and the kinds of relationships pursued' known as polyamory (Strassberg 2003, 440)....
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Article
This essay "monogamy" discusses monogamous unions and the influence of a third party on them.... The discussion is mostly based on books, especially "Against love" L.... Kipnis (2003).... She attacks the socially acceptable norm that monogamous heterosexual relations are perfect and leads to many social advantages for the couple....
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