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1. plato.stanford.edu › entries › loveLove - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   Apr 8, 2005 · Love. This essay focuses on personal love, or the love of particular persons as such. Part of the philosophical task in understanding personal love is to distinguish the various kinds of personal love.

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2. undergroundthomist.org › sites › defaultThomas Aquinas on Marriage, Fruitfulness, and Faithful Love

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   Thomas Aquinas on Marriage, Fruitfulness, and Faithful Love. J. Budziszewski. In this essay, I wish to present Thomas Aquinas’s teachings about love and matrimony as a background for the teachings of Humanae vitae.

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4. www.thepublicdiscourse.com › 2016/06/16819Aristotle, True Friendship, and the “Soulmate” View of Marriage

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   It’s reasonable to think that the kind of love Carver wanted out of life, and the love we want out of marriage, is the love of true friendship. We feel ourselves beloved when we know that our friend sees us for who we really are and loves what he sees. Aristotle has some important insights about how such friendship can occur.

5. nemoslibrary.com › kierkegaards-view-on-marriageKierkegaard’s View on Marriage - Nemo's Library

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   Mar 7, 2019 · What we can see in Kierkegaard’s earlier writings is that marriage is an ethical relationship first and foremost, that takes the passion of love and adds personal commitment as a duty, expressed communally.

6. iep.utm.edu › lovePhilosophy of Love | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   Philosophers can debate the nature of “self-love” implied in this—from the Aristotelian notion that self-love is necessary for any kind of interpersonal love, to the condemnation of egoism and the impoverished examples that pride and self-glorification from which to base one’s love of another.

7. academic.oup.com › book › 3673The Importance of Love | The Variety of Values: Essays on ...

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   In a brilliant and provocative article, the philosopher David Velleman surveys what analytic philosophers have had to say about love, concluding that they, like Freud, tend to conceive of love as having a characteristic aim or aims.

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   What do modern philosophers believe about love?

   • Modern philosophers have proposed four different, though perhaps partially overlapping, conceptions of love that are significantly distinct from those of the ancients: (1) love as an emotion, (2) love as a ‘robust concern,’ (3) love as a union, and (4) love as valuing the other. Let us start with the idea of robust concern.

   Philosophical views on love – Ask a Philosopher

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   What is a philosophy of Love?

   • The task of a philosophy of love is to present the appropriate issues in a cogent manner, drawing on relevant theories of human nature, desire, ethics, and so on. 1. The Nature of Love: Eros, Philia, and Agape The philosophical discussion regarding love logically begins with questions concerning its nature.

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   What is a philosophical account of Love?

   • Philosophical accounts of love have focused primarily on the sort of personal love at issue in (4); such personal love will be the focus here (though see Frankfurt (1999) and Jaworska & Wonderly (2017) for attempts to provide a more general account that applies to non-persons as well).

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   What does Aristotle say about marriage?

   • This is the insight that can help us understand something important about marriage. Aristotle says that true friends care more about benefiting each other than about benefiting themselves, but he never says that’s all they care about or even that it’s the main thing they care about. Far to the contrary.

   Aristotle, True Friendship, and the "Soulmate" View of Marriage

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   What is the most important part of a marriage?

   • Faithfulness is the most important because if they are not faithful to each other, then they cannot be faithful to their duties of parental love and care. Now just insofar as matrimony is a union, it resembles other forms of union, such as the union of friends. Indeed, St. Thomas does say that the spouses

   Thomas Aquinas on Marriage, Fruitfulness, and Faithful Love

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   What is romantic love according to Plato?

   • The idea of romantic love initially stems from the Platonic tradition that love is a desire for beauty-a value that transcends the particularities of the physical body. For Plato, the love of beauty culminates in the love of philosophy, the subject that pursues the highest capacity of thinking.

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9. askaphilosopher.org › philosophical-views-on-lovePhilosophical views on love – Ask a Philosopher

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   Oct 8, 2014 · Modern philosophers have proposed four different, though perhaps partially overlapping, conceptions of love that are significantly distinct from those of the ancients: (1) love as an emotion, (2) love as a ‘robust concern,’ (3) love as a union, and (4) love as valuing the other.