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Even her most exalted subject, marriage, can receive ambivalent treatment, as when she describes it (in "Toward a Definition of Marriage") as an "artless" work in which "none of the ho-hum passages can be skipped," "a duel of amateurs," a contributor to "expediency" in life and "the politics of love".
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