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Farber, Marjorie | July 31, 1948 issue

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This article presents information on the book "Divorce Won't Help," by Edmund Bergler. This book deals with topics like marriage, sex and monogamy. It is opined that every other wife should have an inner acceptance of the fact that her husband is inwardly a little boy and must not be taken too seriously. The real power in marriage is the wife and she must preserve appearances, since obviously man's narcissism is his weakest point. As far as women's who cannot manage their husband's are concerned, it is opined that they are neurotic.

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DIVORCE Won't Help (Book); BERGLER, Edmund; HUSBAND & wife; DOMESTIC relations; MONOGAMOUS relationships; MARRIAGE
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