Marie-Line Bretin's book explores the profound role of love in the construction of the self. It delves into the philosophical and psychological dimensions of love, examining its various forms such as eros, philia, and agape. The book challenges traditional notions by arguing that love is not solely about passion or sexuality but is central to human identity and development. Bretin incorporates insights from ancient philosophers like Plato and Plotinus, as well as modern thinkers, to illustrate how love intersects with knowledge and self-realization. The work is aimed at readers interested in philosophy, psychology, and the human condition, offering a thoughtful analysis of love as the core of human existence. |