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Love for Love

1998
Dryden and Wycherley were playwrights who had begun their literary careers at the Restoration. During their lives turbulent political upheavals profoundly changed the nature of English society. Both men, albeit for different reasons, found it difficult to adjust to life in London following the Glorious Revolution of 1688.
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LOVE a Pairing

2021
The problem of securely outsourcing the computation of a bilinear pairing has been widely investigated in the literature. Designing an efficient protocol with the desired functionality has, however, been an open challenge for a long time. Recently, Di Crescenzo et al.
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To be Loved and to Love

Journal of Psychology and Theology, 2006
Love is a powerful force in human life. It seems to be one thing, but takes on many forms. A major task in therapy is to tap into intrinsic motivations for healthy change; to help people to fall in love with what they can, at their best, become.
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On love

Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 1995
This paper aims to stimulate awareness of the relationship between adult heterosexual love and sexual health. Although rarely discussed in professional circles, adult love is a powerful ideal that strongly influences both individual and relationship psychology.
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Liking, Loving, and Styles of Loving

Psychological Reports, 1978
Correlations were computed between the SAMPLE Profile (a test measuring the extent to which a person identifies with one of six distinct concepts of love), and Rubin's scales for Loving and Liking. Rubin's Love Scale was most related to the giving ( r = .52), possessive ( r = .46), and friendship ( r = .26) styles of loving.
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Love, maternal love, romantic love, depressive love: a psychoanalytic perspective

Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in China, 2020
This article presents a history of ideas about the origins of love as a universal human experience, beginning with Freud's formulations and expanding concepts in the light of findings about the role of attachment and love in the earliest relationship between mother and baby.
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