Maintained by find a grave cremated, ashes scattered, who reports a. Bob shuler in pomona, california, november 3, 1927. In early 1927, judge lindsey cowrote a controversial book about what he called companionate marriage, in which. Sage business cases real world cases at your fingertips. In early 1927, judge lindsey cowrote a controversial book about what he called companionate marriage, in which he suggested that young men and women should be able to live together in a trial marriage, where the couple could have a. His notoriety increased when he advocated companionate marriage, which was carelessly identified as free love. Lindsey and wainwright evans, the companionate marriage, 2nd ed. Lindsey s book the companionate marriage in 1927, shows how the eras anticommunist politics, gender conservatism, and religious tensions constrained companionate marriage s meanings and limited its reformist scope. In 1927 he published the companionate marriage, in which he argued for birth control, marital counseling, and divorce. Sage books the ultimate social sciences digital library.
Judge benjamin barr lindsey 18691943 denver public. The colorado judge ben lindsey became notorious for his 1927 book, the companionate marriage, not simply because it advocated divorce reform and the legalization of contraception but also, as erica j. Sage reference the complete guide for your research journey. Lindsey on companionate marriage by haldemanjulius, marcet, 18871941. Lindsey on companionate marriage by marcet haldemanjulius, 1927, haldemanjulius publications edition, in english. Ben barr, 18691943, companionate marriage publisher girard, kan. Reliable information about the coronavirus covid19 is available from the world health organization current situation, international travel. Sage reference companionate marriage sage knowledge. The rule of plutocracy in colorado 1903 children in bondage 1914, with edwin markham and george creel the doughboys religion and other aspects of our day 1919 pangermanism in america 1919 the companionate marriage 1927, with wainwright evans the dangerous life 1931, memoir, with rube borough. Fiery exponent of what he terms companionate marriage, ben b. Librarything is a cataloging and social networking site for booklovers. In his 1927 book the companionate marriage, colorado judge ben lindsey, along with coauthor wainwright evans, encouraged the type of provisional marriage that edgcomb had denounced. Find all the books, read about the author, and more.
This is precisely what happens with larsens account of reformist judge ben lindsey, one of the most colorful minor characters of the early 20th century progressive period. Lindsey, a juvenile court judge in denver for 26 years 190127, first gained national attention as an articulate and aggressive champion of child welfare reform and later. The notion of companionate marriage was spearheaded by judge ben lindsey and wainwright evans in 1927, when their book the. Lindsey of colorado 18691943, a nationally famous reformer and something of a publicity hound. The companionate marriage by ben b lindsey book 57 editions published between 1927 and 1972 in english and undetermined and held by 664 worldcat. Ben lindsey moved to denver, worked in a real estate agency, and studied for the state bar exam, which he passed in 1894. By focusing on how the term was popularized and interpreted following the publication of judge ben b. Cq press your definitive resource for politics, policy and people.
Trial marriage, public policy, and the fear of familial decay. Treatise on marriage by american judge and social reformer benjamin barr lindsey 18691943 with. Sage video bringing teaching, learning and research to life. Lindsey, 2 books linda varner, 2 books christine rimmer. The companionate marriage controversy that encircled ben lindsey arose at a. The first extrajudicial utterance was the beast, a book published. Bertrand russell brentanos new york wikipedia citation please see wikipedias template documentation for further citation fields that may be required. Justice lindseys radical idea molly brown house museum.
Lindsey at mecca temple in new york city, december 20, 1930, an answer to the attack of bishop manning. Lindsey widely discussed of which was the companionate marriage 1927. Publication date 1972 topics companionate marriage, sexual ethics publisher. Click to read more about the companionate marriage by ben b. An outspoken foe of political machines, lindsey was an unsuccessful candidate for governor of colorado in 1906 and a member of the progressive bull moose partys national committee in 1912. Although lindsey supported americas entry into world war i, he continued to seem radical to denver conservatives. Books on benjamin barr lindsey at the denver public library. Relating companionate marriage to the purchase of shoes, fosdick explained in a 1928 lecture. Companionate marriage 31 works search for books with subject companionate marriage. What is a companionate marriage and how is it different. In early 1927, judge lindsey cowrote a controversial book about what he called companionate marriage, in which he suggested that young men and women should be able to live together in a trial marriage, where the couple could have a year to evaluate whether or not they were suitable with each other. Sign up for librarything to find out whether youll like this book.
Ryans new book demonstrates, because his ideas fanned the flames of an already burning public conversation that linked gender nonconformity with economic and political radicalism. Judge benjamin barr lindseys expose of big businesss influence on colorado and. Lindsey also contributed to edwin markhams children in bondage 1914. Companionate marriage in early 1927, judge lindsey cowrote a controversial book about what he called companionate marriage, in which he suggested that young men and women should be able to live together in a trial marriage, where the couple could have a year to evaluate whether or not they were suitable with each other. The companionate marriage by lindsey,judge ben b evans,wainwright. The companionate marriage by lindsey, ben b evans, wainwright. Lindsey s book the companionate marriage in 1927, davis shows how the eras anticommunist politics, gender conservatism, and religious tensions constrained companionate marriage s meanings and limited its reformist scope. He had been criticized for his work on the companionate marriage and on the beast and the jungle.
Elizabeth and william wirt and the companionate ideal gender relations in the american experience published by johns hopkins university press. In the introduction of the book lindsey defined a companionate marriage as legal marriage with legalized birth control, and with the right to divorce. Lindsey argued that in order for matrimony to remain the sacred. He wrote numerous books, the most widely discussed of which was the companionate marriage 1927. Numerous and frequentlyupdated resource results are available from this search. Lindsey made public statements, wrote articles and books, and gave. Lin dsey on companionate marriage by marcet haldemanjulius, kansas. Lindsey wrote numerous books, the most widely discussed of which was the companionate marriage 1927.
Lindsey from his position as juvenile judge1 which. Benjamin barr lindsey 18691943 find a grave memorial. Oclcs webjunction has pulled together information and resources to assist library staff as they consider how to handle coronavirus. For lindsey the companionate marriage was a way for him to outline in legal terms, social and private concepts that he believed in and thought were ready to begin occurring throughout america.
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