Explore Sheila Kessler's insightful work, "The American Way of Divorce: Prescriptions for Change," published in 1975 by Nelson-Hall, Chicago. This first edition offers a thorough examination of divorce in the United States, combining sociological analysis with practical recommendations for reform. Kessler delves into the emotional, cultural, and legal aspects of divorce, making this a valuable resource for students, researchers, and anyone interested in family studies or social change.
The book is divided into three parts, covering stages of emotional divorce, societal stigma, and proposals for reform. It includes a comprehensive bibliography and index, enhancing its utility for academic reference. This edition was manufactured in the United States and is a notable example of 1970s sociological literature on family dynamics. Ideal for collectors or readers focused on nonfiction social sciences, this volume provides a unique perspective on an important social issue.