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Romancing the Honeymoon Thomas A. Desjardin Britain suddenly started making spectacularlyTaking a multidisciplinary perspective, the authors present a wide ranging discussion of the cultural significance of the honeymoon, revealing it to be more a product of a socially constructed view of romantic love than of the couple concerned.'