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1. assets.cambridge.org › 97813166 › 37951SHAKESPEARE, LOVE AND LANGUAGE - Cambridge University Press ...

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   Shakespeare, Love and Service in. But that was not the end of it. I continued to be haunted by the need to investigate love in Shakespeare that was neither bound by service nor reduced to desire or sex. Almost ten years later, Shakespeare, Love and Language has reluctantly pronounced that it is now or never. I might have called it Love not ...

2. lohiatoday.com › 2018 › 09THE ART OF LOVING Copyright © 1956 by Erich Fromm No part of ...

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   I. Is LOVE AN ART? II. THE THEORY OF LOVE 7 1. Love, the Answer to the Problem of Human Existence 2. Love Between Parent and Child 3. The Objects of Love a. Brotherly Love b. Motherly Love c. Erotic Love d. Self-Love e. Love of God III. LOVE AND ITS DISINTEGRATION IN CONTEM-PORARY WESTERN SOCIETY 83 IV. THE PRACTICE OF LOVE 107

3. blog.artsper.com › en › a-closer-lookAn Exploration of Love in Art History - Artsper Magazine

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   Feb 3, 2022 · Love is a significant theme in the canon of art history. Romance is an unavoidable subject that many artists, great masters or even those forgotten by history, have explored. It inspires, it torments, it exalts… Over the centuries, depictions of love in art history have never ceased to evolve and mystify audiences.

4. www.kritike.org › journal › issue_17Reading Erich Fromm s The Art of Loving, or Why Loving Means ...

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   KRITIKE VOLUME NINE NUMBER TWO (DECEMBER 2015) 143-160. Article. ’s The Art of Loving, or Why Loving Means Giving NothingJeremy De ChavezAbstract: The concept of love h. s been receiving sustained critical attention in recent critical discourse. While there was once reluctance to consider love an object of serious scholarly inquiry ...

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5. mymodernmet.com › love-in-artLove in Art: Romantic Paintings and Sculptures From Art History

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   • Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss by Antonio Canova. Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss. Antonio Canova. 1787–1793 (First version) Medium. Marble.
   • The Kiss by Francesco Hayez. The Kiss. Francesco Hayez. 1859. Medium. Oil on canvas. Size. 43.3 in × 34.6 in (110 cm × 88 cm) Location. Pinacoteca di Brera (Milan, Italy)
   • Dance in the Country by Pierre-Auguste Renoir. Dance in the Country. Pierre-Auguste Renoir. 1883. Medium. Oil on canvas. Size. 71 in × 35 in (180 cm × 90 cm)
   • In Bed, The Kiss by Henri Toulouse-Lautrec. In Bed, The Kiss. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. 1892–1893. Medium. Oil on cardboard. Location. Private Collection.

6. pressbooks.openedmb.ca › artisticwaysofknowing11.1 Exploring Themes of Love, Romance, and Betrayal

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   Teachers exploring texts such as William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, A Doll’s House (Ibsen) Wuthering Heights (Emily Bronte), Jane Eyre (Charlotte Bronte), The House of Mirth (Wharton), and F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby all involve characters who encounter inner conflicts that challenge them to search for the meaning of love. By reading stories where relationships and the ...

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   Why is love important in art history?

   • Love is a significant theme in the canon of art history. Romance is an unavoidable subject that many artists, great masters or even those forgotten by history, have explored. It inspires, it torments, it exalts… Over the centuries, depictions of love in art history have never ceased to evolve and mystify audiences.

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   What is the art of loving?

   • e which one has as a child. In terms of this discussion of he practice of the art of loving, this means: love being dependent on the relative absence of narcissism it requires the development of humil-ity, objectivity and reason. One's whole life must be devoted to this aim. Humility and objectivity are indivisibl

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   What are some examples of Love in art?

   • While there are countless alluring examples of love in art, we've compiled a collection of eight pieces that stand out from the rest. Whether highlighting a marble kiss, a glistening gold embrace, or even big block letters, these heartfelt masterpieces prove that art and love are a perfect match.

   Love in Art: Romantic Paintings and Sculptures From Art History

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   What is the theory of Love?

   • for one'sTHE THEORY OF LOVE 59own integrity and uniqueness, love for and understanding of one's own s lf, cannot be separated from respect and love and understanding for another individual. The love for my own self is inseparably connected with the love for any other being.We have come now to the basic psychological premises on wh

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   Is Love a philosophical concept?

   • ues of overlapping philosophical, ethical, cultural, and political concern. Several important contemporary philosophers and theorists have granted love a renewed dignity as a philosophical concept by turning to it to conceptualize the possibility of establishing genuine, non-dominating, and non-totalizing relations

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   Is Love a form of attachment?

   • light of the contemporary forms of attachment we generously label as love. Fromm’s The Art of Loving had the audacity to instruct individuals on how to become masters of the amorous arts, an audacity that made it difficult fo

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8. reasonandmeaning.com › 2014/07/29 › the-art-of-lovingSummary of Erich Fromm’s, The Art of Loving | Reason and Meaning

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   Jul 29, 2014 · Fromm thought that we misunderstand love for many reasons. First, we see the problem of love as one of being loved rather than one of loving. We try to be richer, more popular, or more attractive instead of learning how to love. Second, we think of love in terms of finding an object to love, rather than of it being a faculty to cultivate.