Titlebook: New Philosophical Essays on Love and Loving; Simon Cushing Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lice

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Introduction,e twentieth century, at least by writers in the analytic tradition that predominates in the English-speaking world. However, in the past quarter century, writing on the topic has exploded. In this volume, we touch on most of the currently hot debates and also introduce some fascinating tangents. The

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Iris Murdoch and the Epistemic Significance of Love,everyday manifestations. I provide an interpretation of Murdochian love such that Murdoch’s claims about its epistemic significance can be understood. I argue that Murdoch conceives of love as a virtue, and as belonging at the pinnacle of the hierarchy of the virtues, and that this makes sense of th

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,‘Love’ as a Practice: Looking at Real People,ares two contemporary analytic philosophers who have argued for different but related accounts of love as looking. By comparing David Velleman’s and Iris Murdoch’s account of love, I argue that Velleman’s account is not suitable for this ameliorative project, while Murdoch’s account enables us to be

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,Not All’s Fair in Love and War: Toward Just Love Theory,ecially regarding harm. This characterization suits love as well. This chapter takes the framework of Just War Theory and applies it to loving relationships. Three questions are addressed: (1) Are loving relationships subject to ethical constraints? (2) When, if ever, is it ethically acceptable to e

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Doubting Love,ef, that one does so? To begin to answer these questions, I first outline an affective/volitional view of love similar to psychologist R. J. Sternberg’s “triangular theory”, which analyzes types of love in terms of the degrees to which they include states of passion, emotion, and commitment. I then