[End Page 1] Introduction I meet Camilla and Rolf at an independent café on a weekday morning in the El Portal area of Barcelona. Camilla…
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[End Page 1] The field of Critical Love Studies is a vigorous and burgeoning one, drawing from multiple disciplines, with or without a feminist point…
Comments closedIntroduction I was first attracted to love as a topic of research because I saw other feminist female friends as well as myself struggling with…
Comments closed[End Page 1] In Greek the act of love is a mingling (mignumi) and desire melts the limbs (lusimelēs) (Sappho, Fr. 130). Boundaries of body,…
Comments closed[End Page 1] Acknowledgements Ágnes Zsila was supported by the New National Excellence Program of the Ministry of Human Capacities. This study was supported by…
Comments closedThere has been a considerable volume of work produced on the sheikh romance in recent years, including two other book-length studies (both of which have…
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Comments closedNotes from an Ongoing Man Last was not, to be fair, a great year for Laura Kipnis – or, from another perspective, it was an…
Comments closedCriticism and analysis within the field of popular romance studies have frequently been performed from a feminist or sociological point of view, primarily focusing on…
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