Mercutio and Romeo: an Analysis of Male Friendship
... love, his affections for Juliet stir up hatred between their two houses that has been present longer than anyone can remember. Mercutio watches his friend’s emotions wax and wane as women come and go ...
... love, his affections for Juliet stir up hatred between their two houses that has been present longer than anyone can remember. Mercutio watches his friend’s emotions wax and wane as women come and go ...
Romantic Love and Monogamy - White Rose eTheses Online
... holding hands, sharing a bed, seeing one another naked, and sharing very personal information. These activities are those which tend to mark out the romantic relationship as distinct from friendships and other relationships. Thus, monogamy is about committing to having only one relationship of a par ...
... holding hands, sharing a bed, seeing one another naked, and sharing very personal information. These activities are those which tend to mark out the romantic relationship as distinct from friendships and other relationships. Thus, monogamy is about committing to having only one relationship of a par ...
the broken wings of eros: christian ethics and
... love,’ and that Eros includes other things besides sexual activity, I take for granted.”22 He opts to speak not of sexual pleasure without eros, nor of the other forms of eros besides sexual activity, but eros, “being in love,” as it is related to human sexuality and sexual activity. Most people, Le ...
... love,’ and that Eros includes other things besides sexual activity, I take for granted.”22 He opts to speak not of sexual pleasure without eros, nor of the other forms of eros besides sexual activity, but eros, “being in love,” as it is related to human sexuality and sexual activity. Most people, Le ...
Review of Steven Wagschal`s book: The Literature of Jealousy in the
... and emotional predispositions or character traits (as in Cervantes’s “Celoso extremeño”), and also insisting that analyses of the emotion cannot be separated from the complex relationship of the subject to a variety of objects. Thus to Goldie, the experience of jealousy can only be understood in the ...
... and emotional predispositions or character traits (as in Cervantes’s “Celoso extremeño”), and also insisting that analyses of the emotion cannot be separated from the complex relationship of the subject to a variety of objects. Thus to Goldie, the experience of jealousy can only be understood in the ...
Romantic Love Communication - OhioLINK Electronic Theses and
... with relational and marital satisfaction; the more equitable a relationship is perceived to be, the more satisfied one is with the relationship (e.g. Utne et al., 1984; Walster et al., 1978). Van Yperen and Buunk determined that the correlation was one of cause and effect; equity was the cause and s ...
... with relational and marital satisfaction; the more equitable a relationship is perceived to be, the more satisfied one is with the relationship (e.g. Utne et al., 1984; Walster et al., 1978). Van Yperen and Buunk determined that the correlation was one of cause and effect; equity was the cause and s ...
Rethinking Relations: Queer Intimacies and Practices
... Nor, as my father convinced me earlier that morning, do I have a new surprise baby brother (something that is way more believable than my mom getting married). ...
... Nor, as my father convinced me earlier that morning, do I have a new surprise baby brother (something that is way more believable than my mom getting married). ...
The Dynamics of Male/Female Relationships in John Donne`s Love
... lay bare, and fully possess that object”25 because his peers looked to marriage as a “social…contract” that was meant to “regulate sexuality, produce children, and bring them into society”.26 On the other hand, “his most idealized love-lyrics” demonstrate a union that is sacred, spiritual and mutual ...
... lay bare, and fully possess that object”25 because his peers looked to marriage as a “social…contract” that was meant to “regulate sexuality, produce children, and bring them into society”.26 On the other hand, “his most idealized love-lyrics” demonstrate a union that is sacred, spiritual and mutual ...
Roman Homosexuality
... Here there is a large difference between Rome and Greece, but it is not exactly where conventional views had located it. Romans did not approve of the sort of ...
... Here there is a large difference between Rome and Greece, but it is not exactly where conventional views had located it. Romans did not approve of the sort of ...
Let`s Face the Music and Dance - International Body Psychotherapy
... psychoanalytical world, there have been notable exceptions. Ferenczi (1933, 1953) used therapeutic contact, as did Balint (1968), Winnicott, (1965) and Little (1990). Winnicott and Little (who herself had been held by Winnicott during periods of psychotic anxiety) both felt touch to be compassionate ...
... psychoanalytical world, there have been notable exceptions. Ferenczi (1933, 1953) used therapeutic contact, as did Balint (1968), Winnicott, (1965) and Little (1990). Winnicott and Little (who herself had been held by Winnicott during periods of psychotic anxiety) both felt touch to be compassionate ...
John Donne: The Sacramentality of Sex
... sacred spiritual union. Theresa DiPasquale writes, “The flea is set up as the incarnate union of the lover and his lady even as Jesus is the incarnate union of God and Man” (Literature and Sacrament 180). This language of blood is prevalent throughout the poem, “two bloods mingled be” and “one blood ...
... sacred spiritual union. Theresa DiPasquale writes, “The flea is set up as the incarnate union of the lover and his lady even as Jesus is the incarnate union of God and Man” (Literature and Sacrament 180). This language of blood is prevalent throughout the poem, “two bloods mingled be” and “one blood ...
Marriage and Sexuality
... is quite multifarious: homo-social relations with Adele Ratignolle and Mlle. Reisz, which can be interpreted as sexual as well due to Chopin‟s ambivalence; romantic infatuation with Robert Lebrun, which tests Edna‟s ability to distinguish illusion from reality; and sensual connection with Alcee Aro ...
... is quite multifarious: homo-social relations with Adele Ratignolle and Mlle. Reisz, which can be interpreted as sexual as well due to Chopin‟s ambivalence; romantic infatuation with Robert Lebrun, which tests Edna‟s ability to distinguish illusion from reality; and sensual connection with Alcee Aro ...
Attitudes and the Spiritual Life-021 07-22-07
... • All Fives love privacy and none more than the SP Five. • All fives tend to compartmentalize their life, having friends who do not know each other, having a strong relationship but not thinking about that person for long periods of time because they're thinking about something else. • The Self-Pres ...
... • All Fives love privacy and none more than the SP Five. • All fives tend to compartmentalize their life, having friends who do not know each other, having a strong relationship but not thinking about that person for long periods of time because they're thinking about something else. • The Self-Pres ...
Dietetics as a Key to Language and Character in Shakespeare`s
... would produce stronger vapours which were more likely to corrupt the humours.24 Someone who enjoys wine in good measure like Benedick, therefore, is characterised more favourably than someone like Sir Toby who drinks beer in excess. In TN drinking habits are almost exclusively discussed with respect ...
... would produce stronger vapours which were more likely to corrupt the humours.24 Someone who enjoys wine in good measure like Benedick, therefore, is characterised more favourably than someone like Sir Toby who drinks beer in excess. In TN drinking habits are almost exclusively discussed with respect ...
The Impact of Father Absence on Adolescents` Romantic
... earlier menarche than their older sisters, whereas younger sisters in intact families did not have earlier menarche. Their findings imply a direct relationship between stressful life events, specifically father departure, and the early onset of puberty. Earlier menarche can lead, in turn, to earlier ...
... earlier menarche than their older sisters, whereas younger sisters in intact families did not have earlier menarche. Their findings imply a direct relationship between stressful life events, specifically father departure, and the early onset of puberty. Earlier menarche can lead, in turn, to earlier ...
John Donne and the “Anthropomorphic Map” Tradition Almost
... The speaker regards all previous sexual experience as infantile. Whatever the actual physical activities in which he and his partner(s) engaged, they were akin to the world of the infant who is limited to what he or she can suck. The speaker suggests that there was something sleepily unconscious or ...
... The speaker regards all previous sexual experience as infantile. Whatever the actual physical activities in which he and his partner(s) engaged, they were akin to the world of the infant who is limited to what he or she can suck. The speaker suggests that there was something sleepily unconscious or ...
A Phallic Play: Examing 5th Century Cultural References
... Men had a great deal of dominance over women in ancient Athens. Women could not vote. They were confined, in most instances, to the houses or the domos. Females had little role in citizenship and, in fact, few of their names are even recorded in official logs (Keuls 390). Allusions to all of these s ...
... Men had a great deal of dominance over women in ancient Athens. Women could not vote. They were confined, in most instances, to the houses or the domos. Females had little role in citizenship and, in fact, few of their names are even recorded in official logs (Keuls 390). Allusions to all of these s ...
Determining the factors of intimate relationship satisfaction
... Levenson, 1985; Buehlman, Gottman, & Katz; Gottman & Krokoff, 1989; Gottman et al., 1998) designed to measure emotions during a conflict. The Dyadic Adjustment Scale was chosen because it has been used to measure the satisfaction and adjustment of both married and unmarried couples, and because of i ...
... Levenson, 1985; Buehlman, Gottman, & Katz; Gottman & Krokoff, 1989; Gottman et al., 1998) designed to measure emotions during a conflict. The Dyadic Adjustment Scale was chosen because it has been used to measure the satisfaction and adjustment of both married and unmarried couples, and because of i ...
A Necessary Conflict: Eros and Philia in a Love
... attitudes, emotions, belief, desires, are all shaped culturally, and it is hard to imagine how, for instance, heterosexual eros could exist in a society where women were secluded in gyneceums, love in marriage was considered ominous, and married men’s relationships with both boys and heterai was the ...
... attitudes, emotions, belief, desires, are all shaped culturally, and it is hard to imagine how, for instance, heterosexual eros could exist in a society where women were secluded in gyneceums, love in marriage was considered ominous, and married men’s relationships with both boys and heterai was the ...
If I Could Just Stop Loving You: Anti-Love
... and makes amorous advances towards him/her” (Kennedy et al. 2002, 1). The individual himself or herself may (or may not) feel “in love” with this high-status person in return. 9. We do not mean to imply that incest is inherently harmful: If two adults who are closely related to each other wish to ha ...
... and makes amorous advances towards him/her” (Kennedy et al. 2002, 1). The individual himself or herself may (or may not) feel “in love” with this high-status person in return. 9. We do not mean to imply that incest is inherently harmful: If two adults who are closely related to each other wish to ha ...
paper - Deborah Addington
... would approach this prayer with duty and obligation. Sex is for procreation; it is the dutiful Jew’s task to produce as many physical housings for G-d’s chosen spirits as possible: “Anyone who fails to procreate delays the coming of the Messiah” (Biale 43). Outside of procreation, the physical manif ...
... would approach this prayer with duty and obligation. Sex is for procreation; it is the dutiful Jew’s task to produce as many physical housings for G-d’s chosen spirits as possible: “Anyone who fails to procreate delays the coming of the Messiah” (Biale 43). Outside of procreation, the physical manif ...
Jessica Mauricio Coms 114 December 12, 2008 Nudity and
... put in a sexy dress and in a similar pose. Does the nudity make a difference in how people react? Well, of course it does. Nudity is often used as a way of creating shock value in an ad. Shock ads ...
... put in a sexy dress and in a similar pose. Does the nudity make a difference in how people react? Well, of course it does. Nudity is often used as a way of creating shock value in an ad. Shock ads ...
Pair-Bonding Strategies
... years of life. The purpose of limerence appears to be to draw two people together into a bonded relationship to order to ensure their mating – the conception and care of young. Tennov (1979) reports that limerence, when reciprocated, seems to be most commonly directed, not just toward sexual interco ...
... years of life. The purpose of limerence appears to be to draw two people together into a bonded relationship to order to ensure their mating – the conception and care of young. Tennov (1979) reports that limerence, when reciprocated, seems to be most commonly directed, not just toward sexual interco ...
Striptease: The Art of Spectacle and Transgression
... In addition to stigmatizing herself by removing her clothes in a public place, the stripper must struggle with another cultural mental block: the exchange of erotic activity for money. Professional dominatrix Mistress Veronika Frost writes that “sex work is seen as the ultimate bad-girl activity” (N ...
... In addition to stigmatizing herself by removing her clothes in a public place, the stripper must struggle with another cultural mental block: the exchange of erotic activity for money. Professional dominatrix Mistress Veronika Frost writes that “sex work is seen as the ultimate bad-girl activity” (N ...
Reconstructing Custom: The politics of homophobia in Vanuatu
... women has also been noted.12 There are also anecdotal reports of same sex sexual behaviour in kastom in other parts of Vanuatu, although little has been reliably recorded.13 The lack of reliable records does not indicate that same sex behaviour is/was absent from kastom, however. Similarly, the lite ...
... women has also been noted.12 There are also anecdotal reports of same sex sexual behaviour in kastom in other parts of Vanuatu, although little has been reliably recorded.13 The lack of reliable records does not indicate that same sex behaviour is/was absent from kastom, however. Similarly, the lite ...
Pederasty in ancient Greece
Pederasty in ancient Greece was a socially acknowledged erotic relationship between an adult male (the erastes) and a younger male (the eromenos) usually in his teens. It was characteristic of the Archaic and Classical periods. The influence of pederasty on Greek culture of these periods was so pervasive that it has been called ""the principal cultural model for free relationships between citizens.""Some scholars locate its origin in initiation ritual, particularly rites of passage on Crete, where it was associated with entrance into military life and the religion of Zeus. It has no formal existence in the Homeric epics, and seems to have developed in the late 7th century BC as an aspect of Greek homosocial culture, which was characterized also by athletic and artistic nudity, delayed marriage for aristocrats, symposia, and the social seclusion of women.Pederasty was both idealized and criticized in ancient literature and philosophy. The argument has recently been made that idealization was universal in the Archaic period; criticism began in Athens as part of the general Classical Athenian reassessment of Archaic culture.Scholars have debated the role or extent of pederasty, which is likely to have varied according to local custom and individual inclination. The English word ""pederasty"" in present-day usage might imply the abuse of minors in certain jurisdictions, but Athenian law, for instance, recognized consent but not age as a factor in regulating sexual behavior. As classical historian Robin Osborne has pointed out, historical discussion of paiderastia is complicated by 21st-century moral standards:It is the historian's job to draw attention to the personal, social, political and indeed moral issues behind the literary and artistic representations of the Greek world. The historian's job is to present pederasty and all, to make sure that … we come face to face with the way the glory that was Greece was part of a world in which many of our own core values find themselves challenged rather than reinforced.