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Exploring the Association between Love and Sex
In Fritz Allhoff, Michael Bruce & Robert M. Stewart (eds.), College Sex ‐ Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 158–168 (2010)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Romeo and Juliet Talking about Sex and Love Plain Sex Loving Sex between Non‐Lovers Being Embodied A Primary Emotional Awareness Back to Romeo and Juliet: A Variety of Attitudes towards Sex without Love.Author's Profile
exploring association between love and sex Romeo and Juliet ‐ and Talking about Sex and Love Romeo's respects for Juliet's feelings ‐ whether they cover up something else Romeo and Juliet's disagreement ‐ reflecting different notions of sex notion of plain sex, alternative to “means‐end analysis” of sex ‐ conceived as mere instruments for some end Juliet, a strong emotional bond of love ‐ making a difference, “sex with love … being deeply personal” primary emotional awareness ‐ interpersonal interaction between adult human beings requiring sophisticated cognitive ability attitudes towards sex without love ‐ Juliet, association between sex and primary emotional awareness of interpersonal interaction Romeo's response ‐ sex without love, being a loving, intimate, and tender act Romeo and Juliet, acknowledging personal and gender differences between them ‐ finding nothing to say
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