Titlebook: Romantic Love in Cultural Contexts; Victor Karandashev Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017 emotion research.evolu

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Love in Modern America and Europee in both North America and Europe. As time has progressed, ideas and beliefs about love, sex, and marriage have shifted immensely. Openness to sexuality has increased as has the concept of choosing one’s own spouse rather than leaving that decision to one’s parents. Not only that, the way the conce

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Love in Modern Australia and Among the Indigenous People of Australia, Polynesia, and Southeast Asiamentioned in this chapter show the impact native people of these regions as well as Western colonists of the past have had on the concept of love and its societal implications. This mixture of beliefs, feelings, expressions, and ideals has ultimately influenced what is considered normal in terms of

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Romantic Love in China and Japanus with an abundance of research on China—its people, geography, and traditions. However, people not native to this country may have misconceptions about the people of China think, feel, and experience their social world. The studies presented in this chapter help to expel a number of misconceptions

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Romantic Love and Culture: Reviewing Past and Looking Forwardion between romantic love and sex as well as the implications and conceptualizations of romantic love throughout history and across numerous cultures. Most importantly, it stresses the importance of utilizing an interdisciplinary approach to studying and conceptualizing romantic love, and it recogni

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Love in the Premedieval and Medieval Eran a number of contexts that are contingent on the cultures in which people of these times lived. Particularly, it identifies cultural similarities and differences among people of early India, China, Arabic cultures, Western cultures, Japan, Persia, and Slavic cultures.

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Love During the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centurieslove differences among China, Japan, Europe, Latin America, Russia, and North America. As textual sources for this time period become more abundant, this chapter provides a very detailed analysis of the beliefs, experiences, expressions, and conceptualizations of love that the people of these particular cultures have.