Titlebook: Contemporary Love Studies in the Arts and Humanities; What‘s Love Got To D Madalena Grobbelaar,Elizabeth Reid Boyd,Debra Dude Book 2023 The

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,The OECD’s Anti-bribery Convention,o guide interpersonal dynamics, yet individuals reared in homes devoid of intimate civility can be challenged to identify and promote the interest or wellbeing of their intimate counterparts and may have to seek outside help to learn these skills. The use of empathic imagination for real world relat

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230511637role of imagination in inter-personal ethics, and the impacts and potential of aesthetics, imagination, and representation in culture for generating new social paradigms. By knitting together these themes from a creative arts psychotherapy perspective, this chapter theorises a psychology of consent

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,The OECD’s Anti-bribery Convention,tern philosophies of love. In her chapter “Embracing .: Love of Kith and Kin,” Elizabeth Reid Boyd utilises . (friendship, or .) to expand the model of intimate civility as a resource for those for whom . (family) represents less than loving relationships.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230511033f relationality and emotionality. With social and clinical psychology in mind, they make a case that love is a powerful social construction, ubiquitous in all societies, contextually bound, and differentiated across time periods. Although idealised and experienced as a force of nature, love is pliant and fallible, as we all are.