Moral Psychology of Love

Arina Pismenny is lecturer at the University of Florida.Berit Brogaard is cooper fellow, professor of philosophy and director of the Brogaard Lab for Multisensory Research at the University of Miami and professor II at the University of Oslo.

• Acknowledgments The Moral Psychology of Love (or How to Think About Love): Introduction Arina Pismenny and Berit BrogaardSECTION I LOVE: APPROACHES AND META-QUESTIONS 1 Don’t Ask If Love Is Moral Ronald de Sousa2 The Neurobiology of Love Donatella Marazziti and Alessandra Della Vecchia3 The Good and Bad of Love and Hate Katherine Aumer and Michael A. Erickson4 The Role of Ideals in Intimate Relationships Robert J. SternbergSECTION II RELATIONSHIPS AND NORMS 5 Love for One? Romantic Love and Altruism in Pair-bonds Bianca P. Acevedo6 “I Am Glad That My Partner Is Happy with Her Lover”: On Jealousy, and Compersion Aaron Ben-Ze’ev7 Multiple Loves and Shaped Selves Luke Brunning8 Being Trans, Being Loved: Clashing Identities and the Limits of Love Gen EickersSECTION III LOVE AND MORALITY 9 The Possibility of a Duty to Love Lotte Spreeuwenberg10 Love and Integrity Raja Halwani11 Vices of Friendship Arina Pismenny and Berit Brogaard12 Internal Bleeding: How

The Moral Psychology of Love is definitely a book that I would read and recommend to students and colleagues. There is a wide range of topics, but it remains cohesive as a volume. It is thought provoking, well structured, and covers topics that are not currently addressed in similar literature.