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1 sty 2006 · PDF | On Jan 1, 2006, Lindy Williams and others published Attitudes toward Marriage in the Philippines | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
21 sty 2023 · Filipino dating culture has developed over time, with traditional rituals becoming more westernized. When compared to traditional courtship, modern courtship is very distinct.
1 sty 2003 · Drawing on interviews with individuals who define their own marriages as equal or unequal, I compare people's stories about marital equality with scholars' depictions.
LOVE, COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE. Compiled and edited by Juan M. Ruiz and Josefina D. Constantino. Manila. 1954. Pp. x-172. During the past year quite a large number of books have appeared upon the local market, treating of the problems of mar- ried life, and counselling youth to take a more deliberate view of
In the Filipino culture, marriage is regarded as a sacred matrimony and the family founded on marriage is considered as a reservoir of love, security and care. But reality shows that there are many unhappy and even abusive marriages across all Filipino classes.
Marriage is defined as a legal and permanent union between a man and a woman that establishes a conjugal and family life according to Filipino law. Traditionally, marriage is seen as a family alliance where parents have influence over mate selection.
As an institution widely regarded to be a foundation of society, marriage is primarily seen as a contract binding two equal and autonomous individuals who would then share the responsibility of reproducing and raising the next generation of citizens that would sustain society.
