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[In this chapter what we will see is that a socio-cultural perspective on the emergence of romantic love as a story opens up a thesaurus of meanings’.1 That is, it is possible to identify ways in which this love story2 partakes of religious ideals, enlightenment thinking, romanticism and socio-political changes, which the story dialectically juxtaposes.3 Hence Barthes’(1978, p. 148): ‘I love you has no usages. Like a child’s word, it enters into no social constraint; it can be a sublime, solemn, trivial word, it can be an erotic, pornographic word. It is a socially irresponsible word.’]
Published: Nov 11, 2015
Keywords: Eighteenth Century; Wave Feminist; Romantic Love; Late Modernity; Love Story
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