What is love?

Is it defined by the fluttering of butterflies in your stomach while you blush and mimic an apple, and smile from ear to ear with a grin so big, so silly that it compares to the crescent moon?

Or is it induced by pheromones that create a certain feel-good electrical current throughout your body?

Or it is a social construction?

What are the different perspectives on this thing called love? Join us and Prof Stephen Yeh from the University of Hawaii, 3rd Oct, 12.30pm @ LT25, as he brings us through this thing called love.

Programme highlights

Prologue

1. The subjective definition

2. Love and like

3. The Pearce definition

4. Romanticism

5. Romantic fallacies

6. A typology of love or lovers:Eros, Mania, Ludus, Agape, Storge, Pragma

7. Theory of complementary needs

8. Feminization of love

9. Theoretical importance of love

Epilogue

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