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Ehebruch ist ein häufiges Thema der Litera … Ehebruch ist ein häufiges Thema der Literatur. Als Geschlechtsverkehr, den eine verheiratete Person mit einer anderen Person als dem Ehepartner hat, war Ehebruch bis ins 20. Jahrhundert fast überall auf der Welt strafbar, in den meisten islamischen Ländern (Zinā) und auch in Teilen der Westlichen Welt (etwa in vielen Bundesstaaten der Vereinigten Staaten) ist er es heute noch. Mit weiblichem Ehebruch ist das Risiko verbunden, dass Kuckuckskinder entstehen. Generell bildet der Ehebruch einen Vertrags- und Vertrauensbruch gegenüber dem Ehepartner. Weil er im Leben ebenso ubiquitär ist, wie er zwischenmenschliche Konflikte hervorbringt und moralische Stellungnahmen herausfordert, ist er in der Weltliteratur zu allen Zeiten immer wieder beschrieben und problematisiert worden.er beschrieben und problematisiert worden.
, The theme of adultery has been used in a w … The theme of adultery has been used in a wide range of literature through the ages, and has served as a theme for some notable works such as Anna Karenina and Madame Bovary. As a theme it brings intense emotions into the foreground, and has consequences for all concerned. It also automatically brings its own conflict, between the people concerned and between sexual desires and a sense of loyalty. As marriage and family are often regarded as basis of society, a story of adultery often shows the conflict between social pressure and individual struggle for happiness. According to the American author Tom Perrotta, the novel of adultery is one of the leading 19th century literary tradition in Europe and in the United States. He states that these novels often feature women whose unhappy marriages push them into seeking romance and illicit sex. The main topic of these novels is the rebel-woman who seeks salvation for her unhappy public love-life. In the Bible, incidents of adultery are present almost from the start. The story of Abraham contains several incidents and serve as warnings or stories of sin and forgiveness. Abraham attempts to continue his blood line through his wife's maidservant, with consequences that continue through history. Jacob's family life is complicated with similar incidents. The following works of literature have adultery and its consequences as one of their major themes. (M) and (F) stand for adulterer and adulteress respectively.for adulterer and adulteress respectively.
, El adulterio es un tema común en la litera … El adulterio es un tema común en la literatura. Como relación sexual de una persona casada con una persona distinta del cónyuge, el adulterio fue considerado, hasta bien entrado el siglo XX, como punible en casi todo el mundo, en la mayoría de los países islámicos (Zina) y también en partes del mundo occidental (por ejemplo, en muchos estados de los Estados Unidos) todavía lo es hoy. Asociado con el adulterio femenino está el riesgo de engendrar niños ilegítimos. En general, el adulterio es un incumplimiento de contrato y un abuso de confianza del cónyuge. Debido a que es tan omnipresente en la vida y como crea conflictos interpersonales y desafía las posiciones morales, ha sido repetidamente descrito y problematizado en la literatura mundial de todos los tiempos.a literatura mundial de todos los tiempos.
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The theme of adultery has been used in a w … The theme of adultery has been used in a wide range of literature through the ages, and has served as a theme for some notable works such as Anna Karenina and Madame Bovary. As a theme it brings intense emotions into the foreground, and has consequences for all concerned. It also automatically brings its own conflict, between the people concerned and between sexual desires and a sense of loyalty. As marriage and family are often regarded as basis of society, a story of adultery often shows the conflict between social pressure and individual struggle for happiness.ure and individual struggle for happiness.
, El adulterio es un tema común en la litera … El adulterio es un tema común en la literatura. Como relación sexual de una persona casada con una persona distinta del cónyuge, el adulterio fue considerado, hasta bien entrado el siglo XX, como punible en casi todo el mundo, en la mayoría de los países islámicos (Zina) y también en partes del mundo occidental (por ejemplo, en muchos estados de los Estados Unidos) todavía lo es hoy. Asociado con el adulterio femenino está el riesgo de engendrar niños ilegítimos. En general, el adulterio es un incumplimiento de contrato y un abuso de confianza del cónyuge. Debido a que es tan omnipresente en la vida y como crea conflictos interpersonales y desafía las posiciones morales, ha sido repetidamente descrito y problematizado en la literatura mundial de todos los tiempos.a literatura mundial de todos los tiempos.
, Ehebruch ist ein häufiges Thema der Litera … Ehebruch ist ein häufiges Thema der Literatur. Als Geschlechtsverkehr, den eine verheiratete Person mit einer anderen Person als dem Ehepartner hat, war Ehebruch bis ins 20. Jahrhundert fast überall auf der Welt strafbar, in den meisten islamischen Ländern (Zinā) und auch in Teilen der Westlichen Welt (etwa in vielen Bundesstaaten der Vereinigten Staaten) ist er es heute noch. Mit weiblichem Ehebruch ist das Risiko verbunden, dass Kuckuckskinder entstehen. Generell bildet der Ehebruch einen Vertrags- und Vertrauensbruch gegenüber dem Ehepartner. Weil er im Leben ebenso ubiquitär ist, wie er zwischenmenschliche Konflikte hervorbringt und moralische Stellungnahmen herausfordert, ist er in der Weltliteratur zu allen Zeiten immer wieder beschrieben und problematisiert worden.er beschrieben und problematisiert worden.
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