Titlebook: Romantic Relationships in a Time of ‘Cold Intimacies’; Julia Carter,Lorena Arocha Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

為敵

‘I Wanted a Happy Ever After Life’: Love, Romance and Disappointment in Heterosexual Single Mothers’ham, NC: Duke University Press, 2011), promising fulfilment but failing to deliver either normative family life, gender equality, meaningful relationships or ideal romantic ‘happy endings’. Everyday lived realities rather entailed prioritising material survival, safety and provision of care for dependents.

頭腦冷靜

倔強(qiáng)不能

Intimate Relationships and Choice in a Time of ‘Cold Intimacies’: Examining Illouz tensions within choice itself undiscussed and the political aspect of gendered inequality undefined. The chapter will discuss what is often masked by the word ‘choice’, drawing out the tensions in and gendered facets of this term.

口訣

Making Up and Breaking Up: The Changing Commitments of Age-Dissimilar Couplesat, alongside fulfilment and free choice, commitment and obligation are enduring themes in people’s accounts of their personal lives. Here I explore how these couples’ talk about the beginnings and ends of their relationships reflects a dual logic: that love should be lasting . fulfilling.

Arb853

diathermy

‘I Would Like to Be Better at It’: A Critical Engagement with Illouz’s Account of Men and Intimacy i socialisation and theorising emotional competence as of actual rather than arbitrary value, lead her to overstate gender convergence and exclude alternative forms of intimacy. We question the homogenising and pessimistic portrayal of working-class men’s relationships thus produced by Illouz’s analysis.

流動(dòng)性

Ligneous

Dating in the Age of Tinder: Swiping for Love?ed into new modes of dating through Tinder. The analysis focuses on the ambiguous nature of romantic relationships, and how both emotional capitalism and tradition are facilitated through Tinder and a process of bricolage.

危險(xiǎn)

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‘I Entered This Life Because My Husband Left Me, I Have to Be Careful Now’: A Study of Domesticity, y, Cambridge, 2007, .. Polity, Cambridge, 2012) work on ‘cold intimacies’ and the ‘a(chǎn)rchitecture of choice’ to explore how agency and victimhood co-exist dynamically in the lives of women in sex work for whom the ‘domestic’ and the ‘workplace’ overlap.