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The definitive book on marriage, from the author of Unfinished Business, who describes what really goes on in a marriage; why one chooses a certain partner, what systems get set up; what the primary sources of conflict are. This work pushes beneath the surface of marriage to explore the depths of true intimacy.
Part I. Becoming a couple: the power of the past -- 1. The attraction -- 2. Where the past and the present converge: genograms -- 3. Autonomy and intimacy -- 4. Love itself -- 5. Happily ever after -- Part II. Lovers and other third parties: emotional triangles -- 6. Marriages as systems -- 7. An Intimate system: the caretaker and the wounded bird -- 8. Marital infidelity -- 9. Emotional triangles -- Part III. The couple in midstream: marital problems, marital solutions -- 10. What marital problems are made of: couples in collusion -- 11. Tasks -- 12. A classic system: the silent husband and the hysterical wife -- Part IV. Sexuality -- 13. Sexual symptoms: psychology, biology, or both? -- 14. What, precisely, happens during sex? -- 15. Sexual cures -- Part V. The child-launching years: time of transformation -- 16. The second separation -- 17. A game for two players -- Part VI. The postparenting phase: reintegration -- 18. Marital fighting -- 19. The five ways in which couples relate -- 20. "We have a good time."
Includes bibliographical references (pages 401-409) and index.