Titlebook: Love; Its Forms, Dimension ?lham Dilman Book 1998 ?lham Dilman 1998 bibliography.critique.David Herbert Lawrence.god.Jean-Paul Sartre.Kierk

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Kierkegaard on the Works of Love,ey are features of the distinctive character of spiritual love. One comes to such love by the purification of the soul, and that involves the purification of such love as one is capable of to begin with through self-renunciation.

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Book 1998er. It is concerned with the way different aspects of sexual love conflict with each other, with the way self-regard and self-interest can corrupt love, and with spiritual love and its difficulties. It seeks the views of some writers who have suggested some distinctive solutions to the existential p

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,Erich Fromm on ‘Love as an Art’,individual in such a society He has argued that the stages of development in the child which Freud distinguished are in reality products of the culture and society in which the child develops. They are sociologically conditioned, not biologically as Freud had claimed.

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stential problems that love poses in the face of its obstacles: Plato, Proust, Sartre, Freud, D.H. Lawrence, Erich Fromm, C.S. Lewis, Kierkegaard, Simone Weil and Kahlil Gibran.978-1-349-40834-4978-0-230-37956-5

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C.S. Lewis in Four Loves: Our Natural Loves,ith an open mind. He brings his own personal experience to bear on what he says, enriched by his love and knowledge of literature. His reflections are often philosophical but they are not tied up to any preconceptions, and he has no axe to grind — although, of course, he writes as a Christian..

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Book 1998e, and with spiritual love and its difficulties. It seeks the views of some writers who have suggested some distinctive solutions to the existential problems that love poses in the face of its obstacles: Plato, Proust, Sartre, Freud, D.H. Lawrence, Erich Fromm, C.S. Lewis, Kierkegaard, Simone Weil and Kahlil Gibran.