Crazy in Love

In Fritz Allhoff, Kristie Miller & Marlene Clark (eds.), Dating ‐ Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 65–75 (2010-09-24)
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This chapter contains sections titled: The “Symptoms” of Love What is Love The Biology of Romantic Love Rejection in Love Conclusion.

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“Crazy in Love” ‐ The Nature of Romantic Love   people who are “in love” ‐ emotional rollercoasters, losing their minds   “Symptoms” of love and lovesickness   Greeks, believing that romantic love ‐ being a form of madness, mania theiai (“madness from the gods”)   Eros, root of contemporary notion of “erotic”   Plato and later Platonists, physical love of a person ‐ Ideal beauty, physical beauty a mere reflection   ancient Greece and storge (STORE‐gay) ‐ affection growing through familiarity   Agape (a‐GAH‐pay), ultimate love ‐ love, unconditional and self‐sacrificing   biology of romantic love ‐ romantic love, “mate preference,” a form of neural mechanism   Greeks, and four types of love ‐ eros, natural, familiar affection (storge), philos and self‐giving love (agape)

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