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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"love relationship"”.
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Bird Bones and a Hatched Egg
… each an element in the inevitable breakdown of a love relationship: meeting, love-making, birth of a child, death. Quotes from various authors of anthropological and fictional texts begin each section to reinforce thematic structure in a process of unveiling the agency of the narrator. The poems …
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Women Troubadours in Southern France
… and the troubadour that debate the subject of love, and we will include the following trobairitz tensons in this paper: Alamanda, Isabella, Garsenda, Lombarda and Maria de Ventadorn. We will discuss the thematic elements these five tensons share. Scholars such as Pierre Bec, Peter Dronke and …
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"Singer of Love" : the fiction of John Hawkes
… Hawkes has dramatized and stressed the sexual relationships between men and women. In so doing he clearly diverges from the "traditional" treatment accorded the theme of love in American fiction. Hawkes's fiction does not ignore sexuality or stigmatize it; his novels dwell on it. Eros -- a love …
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Psychopathy and Incapacity to Love: Role of Physiological Arousal
… the affective experience of the incapacity for love has received little empirical attention, despite having been established as one of Cleckley's 16 classic characteristics. Moreover, the role of physiological responding in their romantic experiences has yet to be examined. The proposed study …
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Ambiguity in the Song of Songs
… been seen as portraying a mutual and exclusive love relationship, whether it was a relationship between God and his people, Israel, or Jesus and his Church, as was generally believed to be the case up until the middle of this century, or a relationship between two people, as has most often been …
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Interpreting Female-Female Love in the Early Poetry of Michael Field
… 1910s. The two women also conducted an intense love relationship, which caught the interest of feminist scholars from the 1970s onwards. Their poems have been read as evidence for the existence of lesbian sexuality during a historical period that was crucial for the emergence of male …
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D.H Lawrence's mysticism : a study of Lawrence's metaphysics in 'Women in Love' with reference to Mawalana Rumi and other Persian Sufi masters
… Particular attention is given to the theme of love in Lawrence’s writings and the degree to which his mystical views with regard to sexual love become evident in his novel, Women in Love. Lawrence’s use of mystical language and religious symbolism has been analysed in comparison with Rumi’s …
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Exploring Variables Associated With Interracial and Intraracial Couples' Relationship Satisfaction
… at interracial and intraracial dating couples' relationship satisfaction. The goals of this study included: (a) identifying the similarities and differences between groups and couples dating interracially and intraracially; (b) investigating whether specific love styles, conflict tactics, …
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Le scenario sans amour d'une fille de joie: Une nouvelle lecture de "Nana" a la lumiere de l'analyse transactionnelle. (French text);
… a thirst for "strokes" or recognition (namely love), a thirst for a definite position ("I am OK, etc$\...$") and a thirst for time structure. A tragic life script, which is determined by early "injunctions" and "attributions", unfolds like a classical tragedy in a three-part development: the …
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The Sinaitic Covenant and Law in the Theology of Dispensationalism
… The phrase "the law of Christ" means the law of love rather than a concrete corpus of Christian norms.</p> <p>Chapters 5 and 6 evaluate the dispensational view of the Sinaitic covenant and law. The basic problem does not arise from the covenant itself but from Israel which regarded it as a …
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Need Not Necessity: Purgatorial Torment and Healing in Medieval and Early Modern Drama
… connect it to expiation of sin and suffering for love (Chapters 3 and 4). In many instances, ideas about Purgatory are being translated by dramatists, particularly Shakespeare, into dramatic structures that support a specifically Judeo-Christian articulation of Aristotelian catharsis (Chapter 5). …
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The art of forgetting
… Secondly, I have examined the nature of the relationship between therapist and patient, both in their given roles, and as individuals free of their roles. Also pertinent when considering this type of exchange, is the notion of perspective - specifically, two different people's perspectives on …
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Married to the Lab. Tying the Knot of Art and Science
… of becoming completely devoted to what you love, using the phrase “being married to the lab” from various angles, as an inspiration I play on and think about both during the creation of the art works and thesis. Future prospects for this artistic research is to continue exploring atmospheric …
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Henry James and the moral will
… <p>My concern in this dissertation is with the relationship of will to the lives of James’s characters; more specifically, I attempt to determine his moral evaluations of the ways the characters manifest it or fail to show it. As a way of introducing my subject, let me quote Jacques Barzun. In …