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Contents
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Front Matter
- Love: The Basic QuestionsSusan Wolf
- Romantic Love for a ReasonBerit Brogaard
- Parental LoveNorvin Richards
- Love and AnimalsTony Milligan
- The Ordinary Concept of True Love Brian D. Earp, Daniel Do, and Joshua Knobe
- Love, Value, and ReasonsKate Abramson and Adam Leite
- Love as “Something in Between”Troy Jollimore
- Is Love an Emotion?Arina Pismenny and Jesse Prinz
- Love as a DispositionHichem Naar
- Love and EvolutionMichael Ruse
- Love and TimeAaron Ben-Ze’ev and Angelika Krebs
- Love and CaringAgnieszka Jaworska and Monique Wonderly
- Love and AutonomyNora Isolde Kreft
- Love and EconomicsPatricia Marino
- Love, Morality, and AlienationJulia Driver
- Plato, Socrates, and LoveIakovos Vasiliou
- Aristotle on the Love of FriendsNeera K. Badhwar and Russell E. Jones
- Kierkegaard on LoveJohn Lippitt
- Schopenhauer on LoveFiona Ellis
- Simone de Beauvoir on LoveSkye C. Cleary
- Merleau-Ponty on LoveTodd May
- Iris Murdoch on LoveNiklas Forsberg
- Love and the LawElizabeth Brake
- Love and SexRaja Halwani
- Love, Jealousy, and CompersionRonald de Sousa
- Love and KnowledgeSophie-Grace Chappell
- Love and LiteratureKathleen Higgins
- Love and ReligionJohn Cottingham
- Love and FreedomDerk Pereboom
- Love and the Rationality of GriefDan Moller
- Love and Enhancement TechnologyBrian D. Earp