Titlebook: Violent Passions; Managing Love in the Tracy Adams Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2005 bibliography.buildi

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Tracy Adamsnce from any special revelation, the presumed truths of the Christian faith, in particular the belief in the existence of a creator God of infinite perfection. At the same time it is paradoxical that the study of Hume‘s philosophy of religion has not reached a historical consensus about what is the

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the evidence of external sense reveals a rather striking parallel, which many Humain commentators seem to have failed to observe. For just as Hume thinks that it is a singular and seemingly trivial property of the imagination which prevents us from becoming Pyrrhonian sceptics with regard to reason,

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The Problem of Love,er of the popular literary conventions of courtly love. Although familiar with the romances of courtly love, in his account of the broken betrothal of Arnoul II of Guines in 1188 to the older, wealthier Ide, Countess of Boulogne, Lambert sets love “right in the middle of concrete reality.” Duby expl

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The Mad Lovers of the Ovidian Lais,ventions or decorations rather than transmitters of serious philosophy of love and have sometimes noted the incongruity between courtly love and the satirical and misogynistic version of the emotion promoted by Ovid. Yet for many medieval readers, Ovid represented a philosopher rather than the dupli

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Marriage and Amor, thus controls the meaning of the history it processes, and it is therefore a valuable tool for promulgating ideologies. In the words of Geraldine Heng:.In opposition to strong currents of rhetoric that denied the value of the body, the romance elaborates its characters through their amorous activit

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,“Making Love” in Béroul and Thomas’s Tristans,ong with its contradictory notions of marriage and kingship, helping to pin down and construct the social meaning of both. Through the stories of impossible love that they tell against the background of the fluctuating power relationships between King Marc and his barons, these stories explore the r