by Jean-Claude Kaufmann · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782091909288
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«La femme seule et le Prince charmant» is the sociological essay by Jean-Claude Kaufmann, published by Nathan in paperback (208 pages, in French).
Kaufmann analyses why many women avoid committing to a relationship in order to be more themselves. Drawing on letters sent to Marie-Claire magazine after a testimony about solo living, he addresses the rise of single-person households, female autonomy and the persistence of the ideal of the «prince charming» amid social changes.
Subtitled «enquête sur la vie en solo», it belongs to Nathan's Essais & Recherches collection and includes bibliographic references (pp. 195-204).
For readers interested in family sociology, gender studies and changes in contemporary relationships.
