Article Discussions – Group #2

2013
01.29

Group #2:

Articles: “American Marriage in Transition” p.424 & “Myth of Co-Parenting” p. 429

Please post your discussion questions using the comment box. Be sure to post 2 questions (1 question for each article)

Due: January 30th before class

7 thoughts on “Article Discussions – Group #2

  1. Kaila
    5:31 pm - 1-29-2013

    For the “American Marriage in transition” article my question is what will the definition of marriage be in the future, if our culture continues to change what the original meaning of marriage is. The question I thought about for the “Myth of Co-Parenting” article was in this type of society that we live in today, do we really think co-parenting is realistic or is it an ideal goal that all families and parents would love to have?

  2. Erica Wisecarver
    5:32 pm - 1-29-2013

    American marriage in transition: #1. : what is this authors stance he talks about marriage changing but doesn’t mention if he is for or against the change. what do you think?

    myth of co-parenting: #2. the author mentions that she started spending money without her husbands approval to rebel against his constant working. do you think she was wrong to do this?

  3. bennrob
    7:55 pm - 1-29-2013

    American Marriage in Transition: Do you think women are still the primary “Homemakers” in the marriage or is it fair to say that they can be seen equal to men in the sense that they are also “Breadwinners”?

    The Myth of Co-Parenting: When entering marriage would you agree that at first the intentions are for both parents to split duties between the household chores and “bringing home the bacon?” meaning that both adult figures do both things just as equally.

  4. Josh Bishop
    8:55 pm - 1-29-2013

    American Marriage in Transition:
    My question for this article is: By the patterns throughout history, marriage has undergone many changes. Changes such as what is acceptable now, that wasn’t acceptable fifty years ago (having children outside marriage etc.). What kind of change could we expect in the future? and how would people react to it?

    The Myth of Co-Parenting:
    Is co-parenting an attainable goal? Or is it something to shoot for and hope to get close?

  5. Tamara
    11:46 pm - 1-29-2013

    Do you guys believe in the tradtional ways of marriage where the husband brings in the money and the wife is a stay at home mom ? Why/ Why not ?

    How do y’all feel about nannies, is it ever approperiate to have one ?

  6. Charlie
    1:02 am - 1-30-2013

    What do you think is the biggest change in marriage? From then, to now..

    Do you think co-parenting is looked upon the same as it was in the past?

  7. akeyes
    12:05 am - 2-1-2013

    ”My Problem With Her Anger” p.436: Do you think the wife in this essay was right about being angry with her husband and wanting him to do more for the family?

    “Will Your Marriage Last” p. 443: Do you think that people feel pressured or forced into getting married?

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