Shelley and the Marriage Question

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In an era marked by shifting social norms and the questioning of traditional institutions, "Shelley and the Marriage Question" by John Todhunter delves into the intricate dynamics of marriage through the revolutionary ideas of Percy Bysshe Shelley. This philosophical treatise challenges the conventional views of matrimony, exploring concepts like emotional freedom and the nature of love, while critiquing societal constraints that bind individuals. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this work invites readers to reconsider the institution of marriage in light of Shelley’s visionary principles. With its thought-provoking analysis, Todhunter's exploration remains a vital reference for those seeking to understand the ongoing dialogue about personal liberties and relationships.

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