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Little Essays of Love and Virtue

Havelock Ellis

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In "Little Essays of Love and Virtue," Havelock Ellis presents a profound exploration of the intricate interplay between love, morality, and human sexuality. Written in a reflective and accessible literary style, these essays encapsulate a rich tapestry of thought characteristic of the early 20th century's social and psychological movements. Ellis delves into the nature of human relationships, emphasizing the importance of virtue as a foundation for love, all while challenging the contemporary conventions of his time. The nuanced interplay between erotic experience and moral philosophy offers readers a deep understanding of love's ethical dimensions. Havelock Ellis, a pioneering sexologist, was instrumental in advancing the field of human sexuality studies. His progressive views and advocacy for sexual freedom were informed by his own experiences and the prevailing Victorian attitudes towards sexuality. By intertwining personal insight with rigorous scholarship, Ellis sought to destigmatize topics surrounding love and intimacy, positioning his work at the intersection of psychology, philosophy, and sociology. This collection not only caters to those interested in the nuances of human relationships but brilliantly serves anyone seeking a deeper understanding of love's moral complexities. Readers will find Ellis's insights thought-provoking, making "Little Essays of Love and Virtue" an essential addition to the library of contemporary thinkers and lovers alike.
Disponibile da: 16/09/2022.
Lunghezza di stampa: 106 pagine.

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