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Bergmann, Martin S. THE ANATOMY OF LOVING: THE STORY OF MAN'S QUEST TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS.
Fawcett Columbine, New York, (1991).
302 pp, large 8vo (9 3/16" H), soft cover. "...captures the color and vitality of human experience and thought on the subject of love, beginning with the seduction poetry of ancient Sumer, and moving to the findings of twentieth-century psychoanaly sis. In this brilliant, humanistic exploration, psychoanalyst and scholar Martin Bergmann examines the thinking of figures throughout history who have influenced our notions of love to the present day: Plato and Dante, Shakespeare and Goethe, Che k h ov and Stendahl, Madame Bovary and Eliza Doolittle. Medieval courtly love and nineteenth-century romantic love, homosexual and bisexual love - all are examined by Dr. Bergmann as they have been manifested in art and literature..." Interior - l ig ht browning to pages, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light rubbing, very minor edge wear, slight curl to fore-edge of front cover, edges of textblock browned, edges of textblock browned, very tiny dint on fr ont cover. VG-
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9.95 USD
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