Marriage and Morals

Marriage and Morals is Bertrand Russell's 1929 examination of marriage, sexuality, and moral philosophy in modern society. Russell approaches these subjects with characteristic clarity, challenging conventional attitudes toward relationships and sexual ethics while grounding his arguments in reason and empirical observation.

Originally published during a period of significant social change, the work reflects Russell's belief that moral codes should evolve based on evidence rather than tradition. He discusses marriage as a social institution, explores questions of fidelity and desire, and argues for a more rational approach to sexual morality. The book remains relevant for its intellectual rigor and willingness to engage seriously with subjects that were considered controversial at the time of publication.

This edition is available nationwide across Pakistan with Cash on Delivery, making it accessible to readers interested in Russell's philosophy and 20th-century thought on ethics and social institutions.

• Author: Bertrand Russell
• Published: 1929
• Genre: Philosophy, Ethics
• Scope: Russell's analysis of marriage and morality in modern society