Titlebook: Romantic Relationships in a Time of ‘Cold Intimacies’; Julia Carter,Lorena Arocha Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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The Affective Politics of Progress Narratives: Women Talking About Equality in Heterosexual Relationsearch on heterosexuality and affect theory, I argue that the progress narrative can be affirmative and empowering for women but at the same time, it invites women to accept male dominance as an inevitable part of a heterosexual life.

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Introduction,of love provided by Eva Illouz. Here we start to point to the specific areas within Illouz’s argument that this volume contends with, including dis-embedded individualism, changes in the architecture and ecology of choice and romantic suffering. We go on to discuss some of Illouz’s key contributions

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Making Up and Breaking Up: The Changing Commitments of Age-Dissimilar Couplesonal autonomy in relationships, and the rising significance of distance and divorce. Much of this discussion—particularly Eva Illouz’s theorisation of ‘cold intimacies’—centres on the idea that obligation and commitment are losing out to individualised relationships and short-term pleasure. The grow

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‘I Would Like to Be Better at It’: A Critical Engagement with Illouz’s Account of Men and Intimacy ios has caused a convergence in the capacity for intimacy between middle-class men and women and a divergence between working- and middle-class men. We present original research where class differences in positive orientations to communication in romantic relationships were not found, while gender di

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