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This article analyzes how the poetry collection Susy, secretos del corazón (1989) by the Argentinian poet, playwright and cultural manager Susana Villalba (Buenos Aires, 1956) establishes a critical dialogue with the comic strip of the same name, published in the sixties and seventies in Latin America. The collection of poems also engages in dialogue with other cultural references through an enunciative process that reveals the social constructs aiming to define and establish femininity. The critical stance of the text becomes evident as it illuminates how the experience of romantic love in women is codified. At the discursive level, from the use of textual mechanisms related to collage and pastiche, an open, mobile, multiple, playful poetic voice is generated-it unfolds to reveal the role of social factors in the construction of subjectivity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The masculine search for an idealized romantic love through urban journeys marked by chance is a recurring topic in the narrative of Julio Cortezar. We analyze and compare the film adaptations of two short stories by Cortázar, in which it is possible to recognize different modulations of this urban romance: Der gläserne Himmel (Germany, 1987), by Nina Grosse, based on the story "The Other Sky"; and Jogo subterraneo (Brazil, 2005), by Roberto Gervitz, based on "Manuscript Found in a Pocket". Both films show the versatility of Cortazar's fictions to intersect with different genres, times and contexts. At the same time, they reconfigure the asymmetry in the construction of the male protagonists and the female characters, presented in Cortázar's narrative as symbols rather than as individuals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article "The Priesthood as a Ministry of Love" highlights the importance of the priest as a servant of the Church and transmitter of sacramental grace. It mentions the figure of Saint John as a model of love and mediator between Peter and Mary. It emphasizes that Jesus Christ is the only Priest of the New Covenant and that his death is a perfect offering of love and obedience to the Father. The text also talks about the obedience and availability of the Son of God in his intra-Trinitarian salvific project, as well as the importance of exercising pastoral mission and the role of the priest in the Church. It emphasizes the importance of the priest fully dedicating himself to the ministry and finding support in the Church to acquire the necessary holiness for his work. Additionally, it mentions the importance of consecrated celibacy in the priesthood and its relationship with the Eucharist. [Extracted from the article]

The main goal in this paper is to analyze the narrator of the novels Papá (2003), La patria (2006), Wërra (2020), Darwin o el origen de la vejez (2022) e Historia íntima del amor masculino (2022), by the Argentinian writer Federico Jeanmaire, from a gender perspective focused on the study of new masculinities. These autobiographic novels are characterized by being narrated in first person by a narrator that functions as a transposition of the author himself, who recalls his life experiences. Particularly, the paper focuses on investigating the relation between the narrator and hegemonic masculinities and its institutions, as well as on attitudes he unfolds in his own emotions or in the romantic love. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A case study is presented with the results of a practice of reading for pleasure among a group of women living in the periphery, based on the theory of cultural consumption. The objective was to encourage intergenerational dialogue around the myths of romantic love, gender roles, and femininity, through literary texts written by women. The main results showed that literature is an ideal tool to encourage reflection on issues such as violence, discrimination, abuse, or femicide; at the same time, reading for pleasure increases. It is concluded that literary texts are tools that trigger reflections on gender issues and that the creation of workshops in peripheral areas of the cities can increase the taste for reading. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article analyzes the configuration of affective grammars in the Argentine national community and highlights the importance of emotions in politics and everyday life. It examines how affective rhetorics are generated in social discourse and mentions the influence of mediatization on the ways of conceiving and talking about love. A methodology based on the categories of ethos and collective identification is used to analyze public texts related to love in Argentina. It emphasizes that love and affective relationships are objects of dispute in society, especially after the "Ni una menos" movement. [Extracted from the article]

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The article "The Linguistics of Love: From the Passion of Words" is a book edited by M.ª Mar Galindo and M.ª del Carmen Méndez that compiles various studies on how affective relationships are constructed through language. Specialists address topics such as the concepts of love and conversation, verbal behavior in seduction rituals, stages of love through the study of voice, the use of metaphors to express love, the language of desire in the LGBTQ+ community, the language of couples, and the differences in sexual lexicon between men and women. It also analyzes how the topic of eroticism is approached in translations of erotic novels and how to address transgender individuals without offending them. The text presents a summary of a book that addresses the topic of love from different perspectives, such as linguistics, psychology, and music. Several chapters are mentioned that explore metaphors about love in songs, translations of romantic relationships in teenage series, the use of dating apps like Tinder, the phenomenon of ghosting, and the lexicon of love in pop and rock songs. It is emphasized that love is not limited to language, but is also expressed through images, gestures, and movements. Additionally, it is mentioned that there are differences in how men and women express love and that gender-related myths related to the topic still persist. It is also noted that the language of love in the LGBTQ+ community remains a taboo topic in society. [Extracted from the article]

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The article titled "Opening of the Sea or an Epiphany of Trans Nomadism and its Political Melancholy" presents an analysis of Esther Margaritas' work "Opening of the Sea". The author highlights the importance of this work as a trans sex-affective catalog that addresses themes such as love, intensity, and melancholy. The poetic voice is mentioned as a display of nomadism, seeking to construct a new loving space beyond established norms. Additionally, reference is made to Paul Preciado's critique of psychoanalytic academia and the question is raised as to whether love can exist outside of political order. The article also mentions other writers and works related to the trans theme. [Extracted from the article]

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«Temptation Island» has been a revolution among young people between the ages of 6 and 24, who have made up a high percentage of the audience. Therefore, the aim of this work is to investigate the repercussion and media impact that the show's participants have had on Instagram, both from the progression of their profiles and by categorising the contents that are most present in the show. Likewise, it seeks to identify the motivations of this group towards the dating talk show. A mixed methodological approach was used, applying a quantitative analysis to establish the progression of 11 Instagram profiles of the participants. The results of the study reveal that the 18-24 year old group is the most represented group of Instagram's followers. It was observed that romantic love is related to values such as respect and the ideal of the «better half». Hence, these viewers show feelings of rejection and shame for actions contrary to this concept. However, another sector of the public shows its approval and even normalises infidelity. This kind of programmes show a media culture based on the hypersexualization of characters, so it is necessary an education that critically analyzes the representations that these programmes make about reality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article "TO UNDERSTAND ROMANTIC LOVE" explores different perspectives on romantic love, discussing whether it is a biological impulse or a cultural construction. Two main approaches are presented to conceptualize romantic love: as an intense and passionate emotion, and as a social construction determined by power structures. The different styles of love and how they can influence romantic relationships are also mentioned. The article emphasizes the importance of understanding that not all people experience romantic love in the same way. Additionally, the stability of romantic relationships is addressed, mentioning that satisfaction and affectionate communication are important for maintaining a lasting relationship. Finally, the difference between falling in love and being in love in a romantic relationship is discussed, highlighting the importance of maintaining the intensity, passion, and affection necessary to stay together. [Extracted from the article]

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The text is a profile and tribute to Julia Sierra Moncayo, a professor at ITAM, written by José Manuel Orozco Garibay. The author highlights her love for her husband, her office filled with books, and her genuine laughter. He also mentions their conversations about politics and the problems at ITAM they would discuss. The author recalls the meals at Julia's house, where they would talk about various topics, and emphasizes her moral strength and human qualities. Additionally, he mentions a moment when Julia encouraged him to live and overcome his fears. [Extracted from the article]

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Although literature tends to link romantic love to intimate partner violence against women, the empirical evidence found which studies romantic myths in male aggressors is almost non-existent. Furthermore, the concept of romantic myth is not thoroughly analysed, and works that compare samples of aggressor and non-aggressor men are needed. Thus, the existing differences in the prevalence of romantic myths among these groups (102 subjects: 46 men sentenced for intimate partner violence against women and 56 nonaggressors) are analysed, using a comprehensive list of myths. It is also studied which myths predict the male aggressor condition. A scale with 33 myths and 4 factors (Tradition, Romanticism, Possession, and Abnegation) is applied. The aggressor sample shows a greater acceptance of these beliefs, with the more notable differences in Possession, Abnegation and Romanticism. Binary Logistic Regression analysis points out that Romanticism might predict the male aggressor condition. The study of each specific myth shows significant differences in several beliefs. In conclusion, the greater adherence to the myths in the male aggressor reflects the importance of encouraging deconstruction within this group, as well as within society in general through prevention and education towards healthy relationships. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In the inter-war period, Ortega y Gasset set out to construct a new modernity in which love disappeared. He established a close link between modernity and the regulation of amorous emotion, and between the latter and gender relations. The centrality of love in Ortega's project of rectifying modernity explains the abundance of his writings on the subject, many of these addressed, somewhat veiled, to Victoria Ocampo. There are hardly any studies on Ortega's writings on love and none at all from a gender perspective. This article is also in keeping with the growing interest in the topic of love in the field of gender studies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The book "Max Picard. Philosophy as Spiritual Rebirth" by Dr. Catalina Elena Dobre offers a profound understanding of the work and thought of Swiss physician and philosopher Max Picard. The book highlights the importance of silence in Picard's thinking and his vision of the human face as an image of God. It also mentions the influence of other thinkers and artists on his thought, such as Søren Kierkegaard, Friedrich Nietzsche, and Hermann Hesse. The book is divided into chapters that correspond to Picard's works that have not yet been translated into Spanish. The article, written by Rafael García Pavón from the Universidad Iberoamericana and published in the journal Tópicos de Filosofía, discusses the relationship between God and philosophy, arguing that God is both a pursuer and a hope-giver out of love. Dr. Dobre concludes that man has the task of choosing his way of being: to flee or to exist with all the profound meaning that this implies. [Extracted from the article]

In this work, it is observed the relations and differences about conjugal love present in the works of Homer and Hesiod, positioning the dialectic philía and éros as frames of analysis, observing the pre-eminence of these, through a work of comparative tables, valuing the socio-historical contexts of each, that is, the aristocratic environment in Homer and the villager atmosphere in Hesiod. The aim is to expose the ideas and singularities that each author expressed and how their context took part in this view of conjugal love, considering each one as valuable in itself. The analysis approach moves from historical anthropology, emphasizing ritual and religious components. A more individualistic and coercive tendency could be seen in the writings of the author from Ascra, as well as a more harmonious and a style a little more symmetric in Homer. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: In Colombia, domestic violence is an important cause of aggression against women with machoism, jealously, and infidelity being the key triggers. Some research indicates that romantic love and related myths may be contributing factors towards the emergence or persistence of domestic violence, as they reaffirm unequal and patriarchal gender roles. Method: This work is a systematic review aimed to synthase the empirical studies about romantic love in Colombia. Following the Prisma protocol, the sample was made up of high-impact articles published in specialized databases about social science with a focus on psychology and 26 were selected. Results: The results pointed that in the Colombian context, the romantic myths are found related to domestic violence, and jealousy and infidelity appearing as signs of aggression. Conclusion: It is concluded that the background of the social beliefs about romantic love in the Colombian culture is highly patriarchal, holding is an unequal, dominating and controlling relationship between the sexes that conduces the gender violence in relationships. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article summarizes the book "Ala Prístina" by Mara Larrosa, a collection of poems written between 1975 and 1977. Larrosa was an active member of the infrarealist movement in Mexico City. The book reflects the vital spirit of infrarealism and its radical disobedience to conventions. Larrosa criticizes Mexico in the 1970s and proposes alternative ways of existence, including a return to lost ancestral knowledge and positioning oneself in relation to love as a weapon for the survival of the species. The text presents Mara Larrosa's vision of emancipation and love. Larrosa argues that true emancipation is found in love and proposes a primitive and unitary love, far from the paradigm of romantic love. Her writing not only seeks to break with poetic conventions but also offers a third way to confront current reality. Larrosa emphasizes the importance of community, the vindication of women, and collective struggle. The text celebrates the publication of Larrosa's first book and hopes that more works addressing important themes such as love, poetry, and nature will continue to be published. [Extracted from the article]

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