"Domestic Discord: Its Analysis and Treatment," by Ernest R. Mowrer, offers a sociological study of marital conflict as observed in the early 20th century. Originally published in 1927, this work analyzes the causes and consequences of discord within the family unit. Mowrer delves into the various factors contributing to marital breakdown, examining the social, economic, and psychological elements at play. The book provides a detailed examination of case studies, presenting a range of domestic conflicts and exploring potential avenues for resolution. This work offers insights into the historical understanding of family dynamics and conflict resolution.
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