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Marriage has always meant different things to different people, especially in light of the same-sex marriage debate. In "The Autonomy Myth," Cornell Law professor Martha Albertson Fineman tries to refute the idea that married couples should be the primary building block for legal recognition of the family. Instead, she says, the law should recognize and support all "caretaking relationships." The book succeeds in its negative critique but falls short in its advocacy of a new paradigm.
June 25, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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