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1. archive.org › details › whywelove00heleWhy we love : the nature and chemistry of romantic love

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   Mar 19, 2014 · "What wild ecstacy": being in love -- Animal magnetism: love among the animals -- Chemistry of love: scanning the brain "in love" -- Web of love: lust, romance, and attachment -- "That first fine careless rapture": who we choose -- Why we love: the evolution of romantic love -- Lost love: rejection, despair, and rage -- Taking control of passion: making romance last -- "The madness of the Gods ...

2. zlib.pub › book › why-we-love-the-nature-andWhy We Love : The Nature and Chemistry of Romantic Love PDF

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   This sweeping new book uses this data to argue that romantic passion is hardwired into our brains by millions of years of evolution. It is not an emotion; it is a drive as powerful as hunger. Provocative, enlightening, engaging, and persuasive, Why We Love offers radical new answers to age-old questions: what love is, who we love—and how to ...

   • Author: Helen Fisher
   • Language: English

   • ISBN: 0805077960 / 9780805077964

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   Visit self.gutenberg.org for free eBooks by contemporary authors. Audio books. Audio books are a great way to enjoy and share literature. Project Gutenberg no longer adds new audio books to the collection, and suggests these audio book resources. These audio books are all freely available and in the public domain in the US.

5. www.stanfordhouse.com.hk › uploads › 9780756562236WHY WE LOVE - Stanford House

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   Some say that love is more than a feeling. In her book All About Love: New Visions, bell hooks writes that feelings can be hard to control, but we can control our actions. She writes that we should think of love as something we choose in order to nurture ourselves and others. When we love something, we want it to grow, to thrive.

6. stanforddaily.com › 2018/02/21 › why-read-memoirWhy read memoir? - The Stanford Daily

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   Feb 21, 2018 · Whether it’s Mary Karr’s “ Lit” or J.D. Vance’s stunning “ Hillbilly Elegy,” memoir has the power to bring us together and unearth our mutual humanity in a way that newsreels and 800 ...

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   Aug 19, 2020 · August 31 st is We Love Memoirs Day (WLM Day)—a day to celebrate all of the resilient authors who preserved their life experiences by writing them down. WLM Day started with a Facebook group established by two memoir authors, Alan Parks and Victoria Twead, who wished to bring together memoir authors and readers alike.