Love in Literary Works
This paper explores the meaning of "love" as presented in William Blake's poet "The Sick Rose", Kate Chopin's fiction "The Story of an Hour" and William Shakespeare's immortal drama "Romeo and Juliet". — 1,505 words;
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Love in Medieval Japanese Poetry and Literature
An analysis of themes of love in medieval Japanese poetry and literature. — 2,500 words; 9 sources; MLA
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The Role Of Love In Rossum's Universal Robots: An Analysis
The Robots in Karel Capek's classic science fiction story R.U.R. are mass-produced in great numbers in order to provide efficient labor for all of human society, but that society is deeply flawed and dysfunctional because the importance of love has ... — 1,000 words; 2 sources; MLA
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Arguing for the Socratic Attainment of Knowledge and Wisdom of Diotima (Love) in The Symposium by Plato
In this paper, the sequential structure of speeches and themes of love is best described by Socrates' Diotima within The Symposium by Plato. By understanding the three agons in the dialogues, one can realize how the various precepts of love through ... — 2,000 words; MLA
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Romantic Love in Plato and Solomon
In Plato's Symposium we are presented with a range of perspectives on love as expressed by a number of speakers. In this context, Plato's perspective on love may best be identified with that of Socrates who, in turn, credits the wise woman Diotima ... — 1,000 words; 3 sources; MLA
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