Sharon Ee Ling Quah Livres

Focusing on the transnational dimensions of divorce, this book delves into the experiences of four distinct groups of divorcees in Singapore. It highlights their unique stories, shedding light on the complexities and challenges faced in a multicultural context. Through these narratives, the book offers insights into the emotional and social implications of divorce across borders, making it a valuable resource for understanding the intersection of culture, identity, and personal relationships in a globalized world.

Focusing on the narratives of Singaporean divorcees, this book challenges conventional views of divorce as purely negative. It introduces the concept of a "divorce biography," highlighting how individuals navigate their experiences to foster self-responsibility and form new relationships. Through their stories, the author examines the socio-economic and policy contexts that influence post-divorce life, revealing both the challenges and opportunities for productivity. This work critiques narrow definitions of family in Singapore, showcasing the resilience and complexity of relationships after marriage dissolution.