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The Routledge History of Love in World Literature and Culture

The Routledge History of Love in World Literature and Culture

The Routledge History of Love in World Literature and Culture

The Routledge History of Love in World Literature and Culture

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This book offers a wide-ranging, global rethinking of romantic love. Bringing together scholars from across continents and disciplines, the volume shows how love is imagined, practiced, and contested in different cultural, historical, and political contexts, challenging the idea that love follows a single, universal script.

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This book offers a wide-ranging, global rethinking of romantic love. Bringing together scholars from across continents and disciplines, the volume shows how love is imagined, practiced, and contested in different cultural, historical, and political contexts, challenging the idea that love follows a single, universal script.

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