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Conditions of Love: The Philosophy of Intimacy

John A. Armstrong

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The romantic vision is really x love's evolution why love has a history the perfect union love as education recognition a creative eye possession imagination infatuation blind cupid imagination (again) categories conflict and interpretation the good of the other charity love and the meaning of life incommensurable desires sexuality love's increase maturity.

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Key concepts: Infatuation, Possession (linguistics), Romance, Philosophy of love, Meaning (existential), Human sexuality, Interpretation (philosophy), Maturity (psychological)