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Mar 28, 2021 · Friendship love and romantic love are practically irrational when they motivate the lover to do something that runs counter to prudential or moral concerns or special relationship concerns.
We love because we cannot help loving. Love is a non-rational condition. It requires no reasons, and it can have anything as its cause. The necessities of love, which drive our conduct and which circumscribe our options, are necessities of the will. Their grip means that there are certain
Feb 6, 2017 · After identifying and exploring views that describe types of intimacy that suffice, but are too demanding to deem necessary, for love, this chapter develops a more ecumenical proposal for love’s distinctive character that unifies a central insight in the preceding views.
Oct 20, 2022 · It will do so by providing a detailed overview and elucidation of the recent debate over reasons for love, clarifying and further defending the problems raised in the literature against the view that love is a rational response, and carefully answering them.
Oct 20, 2022 · The Rationality of Love addresses the question whether love belongs, paradoxically enough, to the realm of reason, whether love belongs to the class of responses, such as belief and action, that admit of norms of justification and rationality. Are there normative reasons to love someone?
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Apr 8, 2005 · What is the value of personal love? What impact does love have on the autonomy of both the lover and the beloved? 1. Preliminary Distinctions. 2. Love as Union. 3. Love as Robust Concern. 4. Love as Valuing. 4.1 Love as Appraisal of Value. 4.2 Love as Bestowal of Value. 4.3 An Intermediate Position? 5. Emotion Views. 5.1 Love as Emotion Proper.
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Jun 6, 2019 · The term prâgma—rational love —captures the meaning of love, which many in public opinion would not associate with romantic love. Instead of traditional image of love as the swooning feeling of “falling” for someone, the pragma approach views love as the long-term process of building a life together, as forging a bond that goes beyond ...
