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Mentioned in 12 episodes
All About Love
New Visions
Book • 2000
In 'All About Love: New Visions,' bell hooks delves into the complexities of love, arguing that it is an act of will rather than a strong feeling.
The book is divided into thirteen chapters, each addressing a different aspect of love, such as childhood, family dynamics, honesty, commitment, spirituality, and community.
hooks reflects on her own experiences and societal teachings on love, emphasizing the importance of clarity, justice, and honesty in loving relationships.
She also critiques the ways in which capitalism and patriarchy distort our understanding of love and advocates for a return to a more authentic and transformative form of love that is rooted in mutual respect, trust, and communication.
The book is divided into thirteen chapters, each addressing a different aspect of love, such as childhood, family dynamics, honesty, commitment, spirituality, and community.
hooks reflects on her own experiences and societal teachings on love, emphasizing the importance of clarity, justice, and honesty in loving relationships.
She also critiques the ways in which capitalism and patriarchy distort our understanding of love and advocates for a return to a more authentic and transformative form of love that is rooted in mutual respect, trust, and communication.
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Mentioned in 12 episodes
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Wolfgang M. Schmitt erwähnt im Zusammenhang mit der Diskussion über soziale Beziehungen und Einsamkeit.


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Mentioned by
Elizabeth Spiers as a book that experienced a revival in popularity due to online platforms like BookTok.


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Recommended by Dedeker Winston as a fascinating musing on all the different ways in which we do love.

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Mentioned by Kayla, who is reading it for a class.

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Mentioned by Hayley Goldenberg while discussing her definition of self-care, referencing the author's perspective on love and spiritual growth.

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Mentioned by Shon Faye , referencing her writing on men's inability to articulate their need for love.

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Mentioned by Ben Connelly as her most popular book, discussing love as an action rather than a feeling.

bell hooks: Love in Action
Mentioned by
Elizabeth Spiers as an example of a book that experienced a revival in popularity due to online discussions.


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