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Plato --- Love --- Affection --- Emotions --- First loves --- Friendship --- Intimacy (Psychology) --- Plato.

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Robert J. Sternberg presents a psychological approach to human relationships that reveals how and why people fall in and out of love. Cupid's Arrow draws on fields ranging from history to cognitive science to folklore, offering a comprehensive account of love in its many forms. Grounded in Sternberg's own "triangular theory", the book explores the many varieties of love as different combinations of intimacy, passion, and commitment. Using this theory as a focal point, Cupid's Arrow delivers a fresh perspective on the experience of love during the lifetime of the individual as well as a rich history of the conceptions of love throughout the ages. [publisher's description]

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Both Freud and Lacan defined the transference as the ego's last stand—its final desperate attempt to keep the truth of the unconscious at bay. Both also viewed the transference as a social phenomenon.In The Structures of Love James Penney argues that transference is the concept with which psychoanalysis thinks through the unconscious demands that circumscribe and can sabotage our creative initiatives in the arts and politics. Penney suggests a method of cultural analysis that enables us to identity the transformative potential of genuine artistic and political acts. He stages a dialogue between Lacan's psychoanalysis and the philosophy of Alain Badiou; includes chapters on Frantz Fanon and Jean Genet, Chantal Akerman and Lucien Freud; and explores the aesthetic, political, and ethical consequences of the transference idea, pushing it into exciting new territory.

Love. --- Psychoanalysis --- Affection --- Emotions --- First loves --- Friendship --- Intimacy (Psychology) --- Philosophy.