婚礼与反定型情侣

Rosa Terlazzo
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在这篇文章中,我认为,计划婚礼的异性夫妇有责任以一种破坏有害规范的方式做出选择,这种规范导致大多数女性在结婚时随丈夫的姓,而且大多数婚礼都非常昂贵。然而,这一义务并不是要显著减少这些规范的普及,因为这样做一般不是个别夫妇的能力所及。更确切地说,这是一种责任,为他们周围的观察夫妇提供新的现场婚礼选择。
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Weddings and Counter-Stereotypic Couples
In this article, I argue that opposite-sex couples planning weddings have a duty to make their choices in ways that undermine the harmful norms that lead to most women taking their husband’s last names when they marry, and most weddings being extremely expensive. This duty, however, is not a duty to significantly reduce the prevalence of those norms, since doing so is generally not in the power of individual couples. Rather, it is a duty to provide observing couples around them with new live options for their own weddings.
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