Titlebook: Love between Equals; A Philosophical Stud John Wilson Book 1995 John Wilson 1995 child.communication.philosophy.politics.sexual behaviour

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The Value of Loving an Equal,spects and as a whole. Somebody might now say That is all very well, and personally I warm to your description (in some moods at least), and your analysis may perhaps be adequate—but that goes no way at all to show that this form of life is . anything, or ., or something that can be ., even if it is

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Check-list for Love,t — that is, love him/her erotically and as an equal. This undertaking will be seen either as too bold and arrogant, or else as trivialising the whole business. Nevertheless I think it may be useful, if only as an attempt to concentrate the mind on the rather lengthy and discursive arguments in the

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Sex,r class or set of creatures (unlike the German use of ., which more or less represents the much trickier concept we shall be examining later). Second, we talk of sexual encounters between animals, even of a fairly low order.

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Book 1995, (5) justice and communication, (6) sex, and (7) the value in loving an equal, together with some remarks on the human condition in general and the importance of reason in dealing with it. A brief list of further reading is appended.

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