Romantic Love and Personal Beauty: Their development, causal relations, historic and national peculiaritiesFinck, Henry T.
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Romantic Love and Personal Beauty: Their development, causal relations, historic and national peculiarities
Finck, Henry T.
Beauty, Personal; Love
(_b_) German Minnesingers 103
Female Culture 105
Personal Beauty 107
Spenser on Love 108
Dante and Shakspere 109
MODERN LOVE 111
A Biologic Test 111
Venus, Plutus, and Minerva 112
Leading Motives 114
Modern Coyness 114
(1) An Echo of Capture 114
(2) Maiden _versus_ Wife 115
(3) Modesty 115
(4) Cunning to be Strange 115
(5) Procrastination 116
Goldsmith on Love 116
Disadvantages of Coyness 118
Coyness lessens Woman’s Love 120
Masculine _versus_ Feminine Love 120
Flirtation and Coquetry 122
Flirtation _versus_ Coyness 123
Modern Courtship 125
Modern Jealousy 127
Lover’s Jealousy 129
Retrospective and Prospective Jealousy 131
Jealousy and Beauty 133
Monopoly or Exclusiveness 133
True Love is Transient 135
Is First Love Best? 136
Heine on First Love 137
First Love is not Best 137
Pride and Vanity 141
Coquetry 142
Love and Rank 143
Special Sympathy 145
How Love Intensifies Emotions 146
Development of Sympathy 147
Pity and Love 150
Love at First Sight 152
Intellect and Love 154
Gallantry and Self-Sacrifice 157
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