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The Meaning of Love

This book explores the philosophical views on the meaning of love. The text explores a variety of topics used to define love, including attraction, relationship satisfaction, emotional, and ethical considerations. The author takes a rational, logical, analytic, and scrutinizing look at experiences and other forms of literature on the subject of love.

Psychology Social Sciences

Author: Richard Garlikov
Publisher: Troy University
Source: LibreTexts
License: CC BY
Language: EN
Category: Basic Sciences

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Contents· 39 sections

01: Chapters
1.01: Introduction
1.02: Personal Versus Professional Relationships
1.03: Love Some Popular Views
1.04: The Three Important Aspects of Relationships
1.05: The Emotional AspectFeelings
1.06: The Satisfaction Aspect
1.07: The Goodness and Badness (Ethical) Aspect
1.08: Independence of the Three Aspects of Relationships
1.09: The Meaning of Love
1.10: Infatuation Friendship and Love
1.11: Love at First Sight
1.12: Importance of Various (Kinds of) Satisfactions
1.13: Sex and Love
1.14: A Kiss Is Just a Kiss - The Impossibility of Sexual Communication
1.15: Being Loved For Yourself
1.16: Loving More Than One Person At the Same Time
1.17: Commitment and Loving More Than One Person
1.18: Rejection and Acceptance
1.19: Care and Concern
1.20: Love and Marriage
1.21: The Future of a Relationship
1.22: Love and Change and Rational Prediction
1.23: Jealousy
1.24: Independence and Sharing
1.25: Meaningful Relationships
1.26: Introduction to Ethics
1.27: Ethics Seeking to Discover What the Highest Principles of Behavior and the Things of Greatest Value Are
1.28: Modification of the Analysis of Love
1.29: Good For and Good To
1.30: Ethical Principles and Spontaneity
1.31: Ethics and Sex
1.32: Sex and Intimacy
1.33: Relationships After Sex
1.34: Problems of the Inexperienced
1.35: On Being Used
1.36: The Causes of Feelings
1.37: Some Other Writers on Love
1.38: Some Personal Comments and Notions of a More Intuitive Nature