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Lord Byron’s Philosophy of Love — A Poet Who Lived for Love, and Was Destroyed by It
In the early 19th century, when London’s fog still wrapped the city in its familiar scent, a man moved between the salons and the bedrooms of high society, a... -
Dante’s View of Love — His Eternal, Unreachable Love for Beatrice
Dante Alighieri.A towering figure who symbolizes medieval European literature and stands among the greatest in the history of world letters. The long narrati... -
Hemingway’s View on Love — A Journey Across the Battlefield Named Love —
His life read like a hardcover novel steeped in the scent of whiskey and cigarettes. Ernest Miller Hemingway.Born in 1899 in Oak Park, Illinois, he blazed th... -
Anne Frank’s View on Love — A Secret Love Written in the Attic
Can a young girl’s love bloom even in the midst of war? Anne Frank quietly asks us that question. Her life lasted only fifteen years.Yet her words transcend ... -
Shakespeare’s Philosophy of Love — The Romantic Tale of the Playwright Who Continues to Captivate the World
William Shakespeare.A man who lived between poetry and drama, and captured the human heart between mask and truth. Think of Romeo and Juliet, or Hamlet.In hi... -
Murasaki Shikibu’s Philosophy of Love — Where Love Dwelt at the Tip of Her Brush
Around the turn of the 11th century, in the middle of the Heian period, poetry and love were woven into the fabric of daily life, like light and shadow danci...
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