Год выпуска: 2011 Автор: Shaun Miller Издательство: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing Страниц: 136 ISBN: 9783844318968
Описание
The common idea of love is a fusion of the individuals into one. The idea has permeated throughout society so that it has now been taken for granted. Such an idea of fusion of two individuals is actually harmful rather than helpful. Starting with Sartre, he is the paradigmatic example of the traditional model of love going wrong. By taking the fusion model to its final culmination, love is impossible or—among other things— sadomasochistic. Beauvoir reads Sartre''s view as a bad-faith version of love. She inserts her view by giving an account of the “woman in love” which is an example of a woman under Sartre''s interpretation of love. Beauvoir states that authentic love can only happen if the individuals are equal. That way, love can have grounds for culmination and fusion. Irigaray looks at the fusion model as debunked. She sees what Sartre and Beauvoir assuming major things. Irigaray states that genuine love is based on the differences— particularly...
