Top Research Papers on Love

爱是什么？爱是生命中不可或缺的部分，爱是彩虹尽头的那一抹金黄；但是，它却不仅仅只存在于彩虹的尽头，它也存在于彩虹的开端。爱架起那座美丽的桥梁，横跨在暴风雨的天空上。爱是孩子们为之呼唤的安全港湾。

Love is a very important part of our lives. We encounter it in both our social, and cultural sphere. Love is a favoured subject in media. The media constantly reminds us of love, and portrays how one should love and be loved. It makes one wonder what the influence of these media portrayals can be on individuals. The romantic-comedy film genre is especially notorious for its portrayal of an idealized version of love. This is a popular genre among women, and it is not inconceivable that some women may view this idealized portrayal of love as true. Therefore, the aim of this study is to research ...

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Maybe the best thing we can do... is love ourselves. (Like the worm above, we should look upon ourselves in admiration and love.)     Not in a

A knock on my door interrupts my thoughts. I have to get up from my desk because I locked the door to keep undesirables out. "Hey dude! Is Jack Around?" Derick Border said. Great, I think an undesirable. I say, "No, I have no idea where he's at. What's up?" "Well,ljustlaid Debby, and I really want to get basted. Yes, the great god of all Vwas with my this fine evening. Since Jack's out do you want to get basted with me?" "No." "Well, it looks like I'll have to partake of the great bowl myself. Can I light up in here?" "Ya, I guess. Go over by the window and turn the fan on." "Hey, everything's...

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This chapter examines different forms of gratitude for those we love. We often tolerate our loved ones’ flaws, but sometimes we go a step beyond that, actually appreciating those flaws. We find them charming or endearing. It is argued that gratitude fits these flaws because they draw value from the loved one. Sometimes, when the flaw becomes increasingly bad, this gratitude must be cancelled or modified. It is suggested that death works like this: as part of a good, we can affirm it, but not quite in the way that gratitude is an affirmation—the affirmation needs to be modified given how bad pa...

Study (Brooklyn: Autonomedia, 2013). 2. Marshall Berman, All That is Solid Melts into Air: The Experience of Modernity (New York: Penguin, 1982). 3. Jonathan Grossman, “Living the Global Transport Network in Great Expectations,” Victorian Studies 57, no. 2 (2015): 225–50; “The Character of a Global Transport Infrastructure: Jules Verne’s Around the World in Eighty Days,” History and Technology 29, no. 3 (2013): 247–61; see also his “Standardization (standardisation),” Critical Inquiry 44, no. 3 (Spring 2018): 447–78. See also Richard Menke, Telegraphic Realism: Victorian Fiction and Other Info...

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The chapter begins with the theme of the Book of Love (Sefer ahavah), constant awareness of God. It elaborates that in the introduction to the Mishneh torah, it states the Book of Love includes all the precepts needed to always love God and be ever mindful of Him. It also explains that the Book of Love gives practical expression to the ideal of the unceasing love of God, which appears at the end of the Book of Knowledge. The chapter includes six sections of the Book of Love: Laws of Recitation of the Shema, Laws of Prayer and the Priestly Blessing, Laws of Tefillin, Mezuzah, and Torah Scroll, ...

This volume chronicles the philosophical evolution of the concept of love, with each chapter providing an introduction to a discrete turning point in this evolutionary history. But the book also aims to tell an interconnected story about the larger arc of this evolution, one focused on how the concepts of love bequeathed to us by ancient philosophical and religious traditions were transformed by later philosophers who operated under different conceptions of love’s meaning and horizons. Specifically, where the traditional concepts of love tended to focus on love’s relationship to the transcen...

SUMMARY A theory to explain the phenomena of love is suggested. The construct of love is dissected into physiological and psychodynamic components. Love is explained first via its adaptive function, then by its physiological arousal which is interpreted as either anxiety or excitement, which is activated via goodness-of-fit of each individual's internal love model. The leap to love is contingent on the complex constellation of the above-mentioned idiosyncratic components finding synthesis within individuals and between mates. Intimacy can be nurtured, but love, similar to humans and life itsel...

Reinhold Niebuhr regarded love as the law of human nature. He interpreted that love as agape, identified it with God’s love, and claimed that Jesus revealed it as universal, self-transcending, forgiving, non-resistant, and sacrificial. According to Niebuhr such love produces harmony yet humans inevitably succumb to something less. This inveterate shortcoming grounded Niebuhr’s Christian Realism and concentrated his social ethics on justice, which he related to love dialectically. It also shaped Niebuhr’s exposition of the Christian Gospel as primarily disclosure of God’s forgiveness, which ena...

Trinidad and Tobago’s anti-gay laws can be traced back to British colonialism and European imperialism. Their existence today and their consequences for human lives in Trinidad and Tobago during the past one hundred years are a local entanglement of historic global hierarchies of power. On 12 April 2018, in the High Court of Port of Spain, capital of Trinidad and Tobago, Justice Devindra Rampersad, in a form of judicial activism, trod where local politicians have not dared and intervened in such coloniality by delivering a legal judgement upholding the challenge by Jason Jones to the nineteent...

This article examines the representation of love in two contemporary Nigerian novels, Abubakar Adam Ibrahim’s Season of Crimson Blossoms (2015) and Akwaeke Emezi’s The Death of Vivek Oji (2020). Inspired by bell hooks’s understanding of love and Dani d’Emilia and Daniel B. Chávez’s manifesto Radical Tenderness Is … I suggest the concept of defiant love as a tool for analysing love as a form of civic dissent in these novels. ‘Defiant love,’ as I understand it, embraces the complementary duality of love as emotion and action. Consequently, to allow the emotion of love to evolve in violent and ...

This provocative, original work, synthesising the latest neurological research and psychological theory with Dr Janov's long experience of successfully treating patients, is understandable to the educated lay person and will be of great interest to professionals in medicine and psychology alike.

This provocative, original work, synthesising the latest neurological research and psychological theory with Dr Janov's long experience of successfully treating patients, is understandable to the educated lay person and will be of great interest to professionals in medicine and psychology alike.

Much as been written about Harry Harlow’s controversial use of rhesus macaques as experimental subjects in his research on mother-infant bonds. On August 31, 1958, Harlow presented the results of his work in his presidential address at the Sixty-sixth Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association in Washington, D. C. This talk was later published as a paper in the American Psychologist. This chapter is an excerpt from that paper and presents a fascinating perspective into Harlow’s views on human-macaque relations, animal sentience and ‘the nature of love’.

Researchers have found that people in love enjoy many advantages: love is known to improve psychological, emotional, and physical health. When things go badly, however, lovers may suffer the pangs of rejection, jealousy, sadness, and anger. People can learn from both the joy of fulfilling relationships and the pain they suffer from the affairs that go wrong. This chapter discusses the joys of love and the troubles of love, as reflected in studies of the neuroscience of love and loss and of unrequited love. It also reports on the physiological and psychological effects of jealousy and vengeance...

Introduction: 1. The first part of the fruit of the Spirit is love, which is the bond of perfectness (Galatians 5:22-23; Col 3:14). 2. The first and second commandments are for us to love God and neighbor, and our text is here is for neighbors. 3. Apostles were first in the church of Christ, but loving one another is a “more excellent way” (I Cor 12:28-31). 4. All the works one could do to serve Christ and others are utter vanity without Christian love (I Cor 13:1-3). 5. The temporary gifts of the immature church passed away, but Christian love will never fail (I Cor 13:8-12). 6. Faith and hop...