The aim of this article is to analyze Raja Halwani’s concept of “romantic love.” Her main thesis is that romantic love is an emotion. The author of the article tries to look at the concept from the perspective of the social sciences, juxtaposing it with selected notions of romantic love from the border of sociology, social philosophy, and theology. He considers that the approach according to which romantic love is presented as an emotional state may be interesting not only for the psychologist but also for the philosopher or sociologist. He points out that love as an emotion is not subject to moral judgments. Finally, he concludes that when considering romantic love from a sociological point of view, its emotional basis should not be overlo...
The study of emotion has been one of the most important areas of research in the Social Sciences. So...
One word "love" encompasses a wide amalgamation of feelings. Their common denominator is emotional a...
This paper combines psychoanalysis with socio-cultural theory in order to illuminate the vicissitude...
What kind of mental phenomenon is romantic love? Many philosophers, psychologists, and ordinary folk...
This article aims to provide a contribution to the debate about concepts that describe the empirical...
The study of love and emotions is problematic for sociology. Love is something that cannot be seen o...
What kind of phenomenon is romantic love? Many philosophers, psychologists, and ordinary folk think ...
Love is among the most valuable things in life. It is also complex, and relates to many moral and so...
The article presents a conceptual, historical, anthropological, psychological, and sociological revi...
the desire for the other person’s wellbeing and/or an evaluation, as people commonly justify their l...
Introduction Love is one of the most important human concepts and is the basis of the formation of t...
This paper explores the physiological basis of the emotion of love, and how these could be interpret...
Why should we love the people we do and why does love motivate us to act as it does? In this paper, ...
The aim of this article was to define, on the basis of theorizing and research, the love that suppor...
The aim of this essay is to analyze the sociological study of emotions produced by Georg Simmel, wit...
The study of emotion has been one of the most important areas of research in the Social Sciences. So...
One word "love" encompasses a wide amalgamation of feelings. Their common denominator is emotional a...
This paper combines psychoanalysis with socio-cultural theory in order to illuminate the vicissitude...
What kind of mental phenomenon is romantic love? Many philosophers, psychologists, and ordinary folk...
This article aims to provide a contribution to the debate about concepts that describe the empirical...
The study of love and emotions is problematic for sociology. Love is something that cannot be seen o...
What kind of phenomenon is romantic love? Many philosophers, psychologists, and ordinary folk think ...
Love is among the most valuable things in life. It is also complex, and relates to many moral and so...
The article presents a conceptual, historical, anthropological, psychological, and sociological revi...
the desire for the other person’s wellbeing and/or an evaluation, as people commonly justify their l...
Introduction Love is one of the most important human concepts and is the basis of the formation of t...
This paper explores the physiological basis of the emotion of love, and how these could be interpret...
Why should we love the people we do and why does love motivate us to act as it does? In this paper, ...
The aim of this article was to define, on the basis of theorizing and research, the love that suppor...
The aim of this essay is to analyze the sociological study of emotions produced by Georg Simmel, wit...
The study of emotion has been one of the most important areas of research in the Social Sciences. So...
One word "love" encompasses a wide amalgamation of feelings. Their common denominator is emotional a...
This paper combines psychoanalysis with socio-cultural theory in order to illuminate the vicissitude...