About romance without love and love without romance by R. L. Kochnev

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Becoming You While Being Me: Exploring the Limits of Christian Love and Identity by Iain Matthew

“… Does love - can love - transform one person into the other without loss of personal identity? …”
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Love to the altar by R. L. Kochnev

“…The article is an analysis of the phenomenon of marriage in the context of the two ethos of love. Gamophilia (love of marriage) is seen as the consistent bringing of love to a state of stability, which is caused by the requirement to make comfort in your life…”
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Imagining Oneself as Forming a Whole with Others: Descartes’s View of Love by Melanie Tate

“…However, I argue joining in volition is not an essential part of love because love is not identical to joining in volition, and love does not necessitate the soul to join in volition.…”
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Brand Love and Brand Forgiveness: An Empirical Study in Turkey by Merve Yanar Gürce, Petek Tosun

“…Regression analyses showed that brand anthropomorphization and subjective norms have a signifi cant impact on brand love. Brand love positively infl uences brand forgiveness and acts as a mediator between subjective norms, brand anthropomorphization, and brand forgiveness constructs. …”
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The Experience of Trinitarian Compassion According to St. Francis of Assisi by Krzysztof Juzba

“…From the other side all the creatures show God`s love. This love forms the basis of the compassion for man. …”
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Le continent noir du désir masculin : Colet et Flaubert, encore by Barbara Vinken

“…But this corpus, shaped in his stylistic work by the physiological model of the masculine sex, reveals a desperate identification with men and women mortally wounded by love. This love wound often carries religious connotations. …”
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Persistent Gender and Racial Hierarchies: Marriage Migration and Mixedness in Morocco from the French Protectorate to the Present by Catherine Therrien, Catherine Phipps

“…This article reminds readers that marriage migration is, at heart, a migration for love. This love, and the feeling of possibility it offers, can be considered a threat to existing power structures. …”
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The Book of Ruth as intra-biblical critique on the Deuteronomic law by Georg Braulik

“…The driving force for its meta-legal stance and critique, but also for its objective, lies in the portrayel of the 'loving-kindness, love' (chesed) of Yahweh and in calling forth the 'loving-kindness' of his people through the narrated praxis of the stranger Ruth. …”
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